Battle System

Assault Team Transportation logic
All Assault Team(s) (henceforth abbreviated as AT or ATs) in the game follow simple rules while they are given the move command from battlefield A to battlefield B:


 * There are a two locations that a ATs can be positioned within map points/cities.
 * Objectives - Where the defending factions ATs are located during a battle. And if captured by the attacking faction where their ATs are relocated to.
 * Access Points - Where the attacking factions ATs are located during a battle.
 * AT movement speed is dependent on the AT type for example paratroopers are slower than fighter squadrons and guards are slower than motorized infantry.
 * Grounded ATs (like tanks, guards, etc.) always follow the supply lines on the campaign map.
 * Flying ATs take a direct route from the airfield to either:
 * A battle then back to the airfield once the battle concludes (if it is not an airfield).
 * Another friendly airfield.

Note: If sent to a battle, the ground element of paratrooper ATs will remain while the aircraft will return to the airfield.

Battle Types
If ATs of opposite factions meet on the map, then a conflict (battle) automatically begins at that location. This conflict is resolved by a battle between real players. The type is dependent on the location where the ATs clash:


 * Skirmish - When ATs meet on a supply line between map points
 * Assault - When ATs of different factions meet at a map point.

Battle Resolution
Once a battle has been created, its resolution is dependent on both the results of the action game as well as the strategy game. For a battle to begin between players, it must be fun (contain a certain amount of ATs on both sides). To see if a battle is fun, you can use this calculator. If a battle is either not fun or just does not begin, 6 hours after being created, it will autoresolve with the faction with the most ATs winning.