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=No-oversummoning=
 
=No-oversummoning=
 
On many servers, nowadays the developers implemented the 'No-Oversummoning' rule. The [[Arch Server]] is the exception.
 
On many servers, nowadays the developers implemented the 'No-Oversummoning' rule. The [[Arch Server]] is the exception.
It prevents you to receive [[Spells|Summoned]] or [[Black Market|bought]] spells once your m.p. income drops to below zero.
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It prevents you to receive [[Spells|summoned]] or [[Black Market|bought]] troops once your m.p. income drops to below zero.
  
 
* One way to oversummon now is  
 
* One way to oversummon now is  
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** to disband some stacks, so your m.p. flow is 0 or just positive.
 
** to disband some stacks, so your m.p. flow is 0 or just positive.
 
** to do one cast of ultimate troops
 
** to do one cast of ultimate troops
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Latest revision as of 04:47, 17 April 2008

Oversummoning is TR-slang for maintaining an army larger than you can support from your m.p., geld and pop income.

  • Oversummoning is rule rather than exception for experienced players
  • Especially players trying to rank as high as possible at Armageddon specialise in oversummoning

No-oversummoning

On many servers, nowadays the developers implemented the 'No-Oversummoning' rule. The Arch Server is the exception. It prevents you to receive summoned or bought troops once your m.p. income drops to below zero.

  • One way to oversummon now is
    • to summon troops to just negative numbers
    • to disband some stacks, so your m.p. flow is 0 or just positive.
    • to do one cast of ultimate troops