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Core, or fortress, galaxies are a late [[PAX]] tactic involving an [[alliance]] concentrating its members in certain galaxies. This tactic contrasted with earlier tactics which involved alliances spreading their members throughout different galaxies in order to make targeting them difficult. The advent of [[exiling]] and the expansion of the [[buddypack]] improved the viability of this tactic. The success of core galaxies lay in improving communication/co-ordination and maintaining morale throughout the round. Core galaxies have been used by many different alliances, but | Core, or fortress, galaxies are a late [[PAX]] tactic involving an [[alliance]] concentrating its members in certain galaxies. This tactic contrasted with earlier tactics which involved alliances spreading their members throughout different galaxies in order to make targeting them difficult. The advent of [[exiling]] and the expansion of the [[buddypack]] improved the viability of this tactic. The success of core galaxies lay in improving communication/co-ordination and maintaining morale throughout the round. Core galaxies have been used by many different alliances, but successfully only by [[Ascendancy]] and [[Apprime]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:50, 26 May 2010
Core, or fortress, galaxies are a late PAX tactic involving an alliance concentrating its members in certain galaxies. This tactic contrasted with earlier tactics which involved alliances spreading their members throughout different galaxies in order to make targeting them difficult. The advent of exiling and the expansion of the buddypack improved the viability of this tactic. The success of core galaxies lay in improving communication/co-ordination and maintaining morale throughout the round. Core galaxies have been used by many different alliances, but successfully only by Ascendancy and Apprime.
