Stellar-Dominion

Alliance assaults, a Belt that finally matters, and you get to know what you're walking into before you commit a fleet. ALLIANCE ASSAULT An officer opens a muster, every member deposits ships, and everyone sees what the others brought. A deposit is final: you commit before knowing whether the assault will launch. The officer has 24 hours to go; after that, every fleet sails home. The battle report names each player, what they committed and what they lost. The Colossus becomes capturable, and its bonus serves all fifteen members. THE BELT FINALLY PAYS A rock no longer pays rent: it grants a percentage of empire production, from 10 % for a nursery to 50 % for the Monolith. KNOW BEFORE YOU SEND The Belt has its combat simulator, the same one as anomalies, reachable from a rock's panel and from the fleet selector. Spy on a rock and the simulator knows the enemy garrison's composition and its bonuses. Without a scan, nothing is invented: the garrison's real power is shown as a benchmark against what you build. The world boss has its own simulation too, reporting your damage and your losses before you launch. WORLD BOSS: EVERYONE'S SHARE No player can deal more than a quarter of a boss's health: it now takes at least four contributors to bring one down. At the cap an attack costs nothing, and your daily attack is not spent. BALANCE The three forges give a little less in the end, but over twenty-five levels instead of ten: the cap moves from 35 to 50 and late costs come down. Graviton technology is brought back to ten levels, with the Research Lab as the barrier. A higher anomaly level now always pays more. FIXES • World boss: a network outage no longer costs you the day's attack. • Arsenal: production during an absence now lands in full. • A returned fleet properly defends the raid it was meant to defend. • A timezone change no longer grants a second raid quota. • Expeditions: recap on time, special events counted. • Recyclers can be sent again as long as there is debris left. • The replay reports missiles fired, not units destroyed.