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| − | Normally a genetic warfare attack affects all population. | + | Normally a genetic warfare attack affects all population. There are 6 techs reducing damage from genetic warfare. |
If a faction has been targeted before by genetic warfare it also counts as a tech. Probably due to the faction implementing security procedures. Which means that only five techs and a previous attack are needed for immunity. | If a faction has been targeted before by genetic warfare it also counts as a tech. Probably due to the faction implementing security procedures. Which means that only five techs and a previous attack are needed for immunity. | ||
| − | + | Initial population loss formula | |
| − | + | population loss = min(total defensive technologies, max(1, known defensive technologies + 1 if factions was targeted by genetic warfare before) / max(1, total defensive technologies) | |
| + | rounded down | ||
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| + | Faction lacking any defensive technologies and that had not been targeted by genetic warfare before still gets at least 1 as numerator in formula above. Meaning the max population loss is 80% (rounded down). | ||
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| + | Population loss is further halved (rounded down) by following facilities/factors: | ||
| + | * [[Research Hospital]] | ||
| + | * [[Nanohospital]] | ||
| + | * Base was attacked by genetic warfare before | ||
| + | So a base with both hospitals which was targeted before has a 87.5% reduction. | ||
After all the above population loss factors are accounted for resulting population loss is increased by 1. Meaning that genetic warfare attack kills at least one citizen regardless of the above protections and reductions. | After all the above population loss factors are accounted for resulting population loss is increased by 1. Meaning that genetic warfare attack kills at least one citizen regardless of the above protections and reductions. | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 12 September 2020
Genetic warfare can be attempted by units with the Probe Module after the development of Retroviral Engineering. Genetic warfare can only be used on bases.
A genetic warfare probe action has the following effects:
- The base loses population. The amount lost depends on a few factors, defensive technologies, defensive structures, and if the faction and base have been targeted before.
- Each unit in the bases loses health. A random amount between one hp left, and half the hp of the unit. Defensive structures, and security interlocks can prevent this damage. But not technologies.
Using genetic warfare when the U.N. Charter are still in effect, is considered an Atrocity. It probably counts as a major atrocity and has ecological penalties.
Population lost
Normally a genetic warfare attack affects all population. There are 6 techs reducing damage from genetic warfare.
If a faction has been targeted before by genetic warfare it also counts as a tech. Probably due to the faction implementing security procedures. Which means that only five techs and a previous attack are needed for immunity.
Initial population loss formula
population loss = min(total defensive technologies, max(1, known defensive technologies + 1 if factions was targeted by genetic warfare before) / max(1, total defensive technologies) rounded down
Faction lacking any defensive technologies and that had not been targeted by genetic warfare before still gets at least 1 as numerator in formula above. Meaning the max population loss is 80% (rounded down).
Population loss is further halved (rounded down) by following facilities/factors:
- Research Hospital
- Nanohospital
- Base was attacked by genetic warfare before
So a base with both hospitals which was targeted before has a 87.5% reduction.
After all the above population loss factors are accounted for resulting population loss is increased by 1. Meaning that genetic warfare attack kills at least one citizen regardless of the above protections and reductions.
A genetic warfare attack can never reduce a base to lower than one population. So it can only reduce bases, not totally destroy them.
