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	Sometimes you need to pack up stations to free slots or perhaps reduce your fleet size in accordance with a treaty, in CYOE this is called retiring, when you retire a ship or station you gain 25% of it’s PP. Note: you receive no PP for abandoning/downsizing planets.		Sometimes you need to pack up stations to free slots or perhaps reduce your fleet size in accordance with a treaty, in CYOE this is called retiring, when you retire a ship or station you gain 25% of it’s PP. Note: you receive no PP for abandoning/downsizing planets.

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 ====Reverse Engineering====
 By luck or by skill you’ve captured an enemy ship which has a technology you don’t; if you have a free techslot however you can begin the process of reverse engineering. This sacrifices the ship but allows you to begin research at 60% of the listed cost (Rounding up)!
 ===Combat Ratios===
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 Note that Unique Ships can be very powerful - or very crippling! Against an opponent with no traits or technologies, the ratios become 2-5:2-5 for everything, for a grand result of 2-5 of your ships being worth 2-5 of his!
 ===Troop Combat Ratio===
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 ==Starter Points==
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 In addition, things can be placed/upgraded in any system 1 jump from your Homeworld during turn 0.
 ==Costs==
 Nothing in life is free, not even for an Emperor, there are two kinds of points you can spend to buy things, trade between empires or give as gifts to gain support in CYOE.
 ===Production Points===
 The bread and butter of the game, these wonderful little points represent your industrial capability; everything in the game has an amount of Production Points (PP) that it takes to build. Built units take 1 turn to come online, so if you built a Fighter on Turn 1 you can only issue it orders on Turn 2, likewise for factories and research centers.
 ===Research Points===
 These points are used to bring advanced or special abilities into the game, you are actively encouraged to come up with your own ideas on what to spend them on, just contact the Admin for a pricing when you have your idea finalized.
 ===I-Rating===
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 |bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|Systems with this I-Rating have no limit to the PP worth of ships and stations they can deploy in a turn.
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 ===Lowering I-Rating===
 If you’re attacking an enemy and want to lower his I-Rating to deprive him of reinforcements, simply order the equivalent of 1x CL-4 to attack the Infrastructure, this will lower it by one level per turn, to lower it by two levels in one turn, the equivalent of 2x CL-4 and so on.
 ===Building Things===
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 If you have more things build then you can deploy, then anything not deployed by the end of the next turn is lost, meaning that if an enemy lowers your total I-ratings so you can’t deploy everything you built last turn, things are going to be lost.
 ==The Cost List==
 Listed below are the PP costs of everything in the game, for a detailed description of what each thing is, please consult the Forces and Facilities section of the rules
 ===Bases===
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 |bgcolor="#FFEEEE"|[[Ultraheavy Capitals]]
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 ===Upgrades===
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 ===Retiring===
 Sometimes you need to pack up stations to free slots or perhaps reduce your fleet size in accordance with a treaty, in CYOE this is called retiring, when you retire a ship or station you gain 25% of it’s PP. Note: you receive no PP for abandoning/downsizing planets.
 ==Forces and Facilities==
 An Empire is a vast collection of ships planets and stations, and as we saw in the costs section, there are a lot of different types, in this section we’ll go into detail on what those things are

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 |bgcolor="#FFEEEE"|Class 4 Capital Ship
-|bgcolor="#FFEEEE"|CL 4
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 |bgcolor="#FFEEEE"|200 PP
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 ===Upgrades===

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 Every system has an I-Rating (I standing for Infrastructure) which shows how developed your building industries and shipyards are in that system. All systems start off with an I-Rating of 0 and can have a maximum I-Rating of 5. To build a station in a system with a rating of 0, you either require a ship or another station already in that system. Certain things require a certain I-Rating to be built, this list follows. (For the cost of upgrading the I-Rating see the Upgrades section)
-:- There are next to no building facilities or any infrastructure in the system at all, and production is typically done by brining in modular mobile shipyards from other systems.
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+|0
-Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 150pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
+|There are next to no building facilities or any infrastructure in the system at all, and production is typically done by brining in modular mobile shipyards from other systems.
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-:- Basic factories and shipyards are set up in system and the beginnings of what might eventually be proper shipyards are set up.
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+|Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 150pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
-Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 500pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
+|-
+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|1
-:- Modest factories and the first military grade shipyards are in place in the system, though their output would only be impressive for backwater colonies.
+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|Basic factories and shipyards are set up in system and the beginnings of what might eventually be proper shipyards are set up.
+|-
-Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 700pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|&nbsp;
+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 500pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
-:- Factories and shipyards have finally reached the size and development that most people think of when you mention them.
+|-
+|2
-Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 1500pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
+|Modest factories and the first military grade shipyards are in place in the system, though their output would only be impressive for backwater colonies.
+|-
-:- A system with this I-Rating has very large shipyards and many factories and tends to have a reputation around your empire as a centre of shipbuilding.
+|&nbsp;
+|Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 700pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
-Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 2400pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
+|-
+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|3
+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|Factories and shipyards have finally reached the size and development that most people think of when you mention them.
-:- At this rating space in orbit of any planets or at certain clusters I systems is almost clogged with sheer number of shipyards and the debris they produce, typically such systems are renowned ship makers across the galaxy.
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+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|&nbsp;
-Systems with this I-Rating have no limit to the PP worth of ships and stations they can deploy in a turn.
+|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|Systems with this I-Rating can deploy only 1500pp worth of ships and stations in a turn.
 ===Lowering I-Rating===

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 Look up a coefficient for the attacker's and the defender's Troop traits, and multiply the number of ships (or equivalents) needed to capture a given thing by this number.
-CODE
+{|
-         Attacker  Marine Focus  No Trait  Underfunded Troops
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-Defender
+|colspan="4" align="center"|Attacker
+|-
-Marine Focus             1          1.25         1.5
+|Defender
+|align="center"|Marine Focus
-No Trait                 0.75       1            1.25
+|align="center"|No Trait
+|align="center"|Underfunded Troops
-Underfunded Troops       0.5        0.75         1
+|-
+|Marine Focus
 ==Starter Points==