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2010-06-15T21:54:45Z

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	Throughout the [[PAX]] era, fencing has frequently been a very successful policy, especially when highly ranked members of high ranking alliances took part in one. A large number of the rounds from [[round 10\|10] to [[round 26\|26]] were won by fence galaxies (a notable exception being [[round 19]]) and even after the advent of the widespread use of [[core galaxy\|core galaxies]], fence galaxies continued to be a force to be reckoned with.		Throughout the [[PAX]] era, fencing has frequently been a very successful policy, especially when highly ranked members of high ranking alliances took part in one. A large number of the rounds from [[round 10\|10]] to [[round 26\|26]] were won by fence galaxies (a notable exception being [[round 19]]) and even after the advent of the widespread use of [[core galaxy\|core galaxies]], fence galaxies continued to be a force to be reckoned with.

	==See also==		==See also==

Mz at 15:40, 15 June 2010

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	==Method==		==Method==
	Though they are sometimes created by accident, for the most part, fence galaxies are ~~intentionally~~ set up before the round starts. During rounds with buddy packs, the random additions to the galaxy are often already quite fenced, so there's not usually a lot to improve. However, ~~sSometimes~~ people will switch alliance mid-round to improve the fence of a galaxy by adding a member of another alliance to it.		Though they are sometimes created by accident, for the most part, fence galaxies are set up before the round starts. During rounds with buddy packs, the random additions to the galaxy are often already quite fenced, so there's not usually a lot to improve. However, sometimes people will switch alliance mid-round to improve the fence of a galaxy by adding a member of another alliance to it.

	==Success==		==Success==

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2010-06-15T15:39:18Z

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Mz at 15:38, 15 June 2010

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	'''Fence''' or fenced galaxies are galaxies that contain [[planet]]s from many different [[alliance]]s.		'''Fence''' or fenced galaxies are galaxies that contain [[planet]]s from many different [[alliance]]s.

			The strategy is used because many alliances will not raid galaxies with one or more of their own members in it. This can significantly reduce the amount of incomings during peace time. It is considered much less efficient during war time, because alliances will often switch to planet targetting, causing them to pay much less regard to the other people in the galaxy.

	==Method==		==Method==
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	==Success==		==Success==
	The strategy is used because many alliances will not raid galaxies with one or more of their own members in it. This can significantly reduce the amount of incomings during peace time. It is considered much less efficient during war time, because alliances will often switch to planet targetting, causing them to pay much less regard to the other people in the galaxy.

	Throughout the [[PAX]] era, fencing has frequently been a very successful policy, especially when highly ranked members of high ranking alliances took part in one. A large number of the rounds from [[round 10\|10] to [[round 26\|26]] were won by fence galaxies (a notable exception being [[round 19]]) and even after the advent of the widespread use of [[core galaxy\|core galaxies]], fence galaxies continued to be a force to be reckoned with.		Throughout the [[PAX]] era, fencing has frequently been a very successful policy, especially when highly ranked members of high ranking alliances took part in one. A large number of the rounds from [[round 10\|10] to [[round 26\|26]] were won by fence galaxies (a notable exception being [[round 19]]) and even after the advent of the widespread use of [[core galaxy\|core galaxies]], fence galaxies continued to be a force to be reckoned with.

Mz at 15:38, 15 June 2010

2010-06-15T15:38:30Z

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	'''Fence''' or fenced galaxies are galaxies ~~which~~ contain [[planet]]s from many different [[alliance]]s. ~~Sometimes done~~ intentionally in ~~order~~ to ~~avoid facing incoming this~~ has been a ~~much criticised, albeit frequently~~ successful, ~~policy throughout~~ the [[~~PAX~~]] ~~era~~.		'''Fence''' or fenced galaxies are galaxies that contain [[planet]]s from many different [[alliance]]s.

			==Method==
			Though they are sometimes created by accident, for the most part, fence galaxies are intentionally set up before the round starts. During rounds with buddy packs, the random additions to the galaxy are often already quite fenced, so there's not usually a lot to improve. However, sSometimes people will switch alliance mid-round to improve the fence of a galaxy by adding a member of another alliance to it.

			==Success==
			The strategy is used because many alliances will not raid galaxies with one or more of their own members in it. This can significantly reduce the amount of incomings during peace time. It is considered much less efficient during war time, because alliances will often switch to planet targetting, causing them to pay much less regard to the other people in the galaxy.

			Throughout the [[PAX]] era, fencing has frequently been a very successful policy, especially when highly ranked members of high ranking alliances took part in one. A large number of the rounds from [[round 10\|10] to [[round 26\|26]] were won by fence galaxies (a notable exception being [[round 19]]) and even after the advent of the widespread use of [[core galaxy\|core galaxies]], fence galaxies continued to be a force to be reckoned with.

			==See also==
			[[core galaxy\|Core or fortress galaxies]].

	[[Category:Terminology]]		[[Category:Terminology]]

93.107.134.12 at 17:18, 11 May 2010

2010-05-11T17:18:14Z

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'''Fence''' or fenced galaxies are galaxies which contain [[planet]]s from many different [[alliance]]s. Sometimes done intentionally in order to avoid facing incoming this has been a much criticised, albeit frequently successful, policy throughout the [[PAX]] era.

[[Category:Terminology]]