Jun 18 2012
Scores | Behind the Scenes
There are so many scores in our no-download game BattleSpace, it’s hard to keep track of them all. Yet scores are essential for winning the season; so if you’re out to be a Champion, familiarize yourself with all the nuisances, then pave the road to victory!
Reign Score
Every player has a Reign Score. Your Reign Score is affected by how many Resource Planets you’ve conquered. The Giant Planet also provides an enormous boost to Reign Score. Lastly, players can acquire Reign Score by invading enemy solar systems.
Union Score
To determine Union Score, combine the Reign Score of all Union members. Union Score sets the bar for performance during Union Interceptions.
Domestic Score
This increases when you construct or upgrade facilities or ships.
PvE Score
This increases when you defeat NPCs, such as the pirates invading the solar system.
PvP Score
This increases when you attack other players.
Defense Score
This increases when another player attacks you.
Champion Score
This is affected by all other scores in the game. Champion Score is related to Champion Coins.
You can check our BattleSpace scores by visiting the Rankings Page using the left-hand menu. The highest level players and commanders are also displayed.
You tell us! We’d love to hear your thoughts.
- When you’re playing no-download game BattleSpace, what score is most important to you?
- Were there any scores you didn’t know about?
- If you could create a new type of score, what would it be?
Jun 24, 2012 @ 08:12:51
It’s hard to say which score is most important. They’re all equally valid measuring units for how someone is doing on the server, but none of them can really stand alone. Without a clear understanding of how other scores factor into champion score, it’s hard to use it as a baseline.
I don’t think more scores are needed, but that isn’t to say there shouldn’t be a deeper analysis available. Even if each player could only see their own, it would be interesting to know things like our average daily resource consumption, or how much experience our commanders received in the previous day.
It could provide for some truly amazing statistical analysis. But then, I’m a weird guy who likes stuff like that.