SP counting last turn?

There was a 50 turns long game (i wasn't aware of it, but it is on me, quick suggestion: there could be a warning saying '-x turns').
Results:

won: enemy +1080 sp
lost: me +307 sp

It doubles and halves, right? So the original sp would be:

enemy +540 sp
me +614 sp

There was a pretty big battle in the last turn, which was + for me.

Napisano przez reptik, 17.06.2016 at 02:13

There was a 50 turns long game (i wasn't aware of it, but it is on me, quick suggestion: there could be a warning saying '-x turns').
Results:

won: enemy +1080 sp
lost: me +307 sp

It doubles and halves, right? So the original sp would be:

enemy +540 sp
me +614 sp

There was a pretty big battle in the last turn, which was + for me.

The losers lose half the SP earned in the game. That half SP is transferred to the winner. If the winner has any allies, it is shared equally between them. It doesn't double and half. The more people you defeat with less allies, the more SP you get.

Napisano przez Darth., 17.06.2016 at 02:58

Napisano przez reptik, 17.06.2016 at 02:13

There was a 50 turns long game (i wasn't aware of it, but it is on me, quick suggestion: there could be a warning saying '-x turns').
Results:

won: enemy +1080 sp
lost: me +307 sp

It doubles and halves, right? So the original sp would be:

enemy +540 sp
me +614 sp

There was a pretty big battle in the last turn, which was + for me.

The losers lose half the SP earned in the game. That half SP is transferred to the winner. If the winner has any allies, it is shared equally between them. It doesn't double and half. The more people you defeat with less allies, the more SP you get.

It wont be shared between allies, cause if game is played until last turn then only winners win ( i suppose there were no teams, when this guy played)

Napisano przez reptik, 17.06.2016 at 02:13

won: enemy +1080 sp
lost: me +307 sp

It doubles and halves, right? So the original sp would be:

enemy +540 sp
me +614 sp

Actual sp last turn:

you: 614
him: 773



PS: he doesn't get double sp, he gets half of your sp

Thank you for the answers, it is clear now, and works pretty great actually.