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Honor points system
Honor points can be obtained by conducting honorable fights, indicated by attacking people with yellow names.
The formula for calculating your HP is:
HP = (Units destroyed ^ 0.9) / 1000
(civil ships and rebuilt defences don't count, normally 70% of defenses are rebuilt)
For a fight to be honourable you need to fulfil one of the following:
- Have less military points than the defender
- The defender is marked as honourable
- The defender is a bandit
Excluded from this are Alliance members, buddies and inactives. => they are neutral, so you can neither gain nor lose HP from them.
Honor points ratings
The following are the "good" honor point ratings
- Grand Emperor (Top 10 HP Ranking and at least 15,000 HP)
- Emperor (Top 100 HP Ranking and at least 2,500 HP)
- Star Lord (Top 250 HP Ranking and at least 500 HP)
The following are the "bad" honor point ratings
- Bandit King (Bottom 10 HP Ranking and at least -15,000 HP)
- Bandit Lord (Bottom 100 HP Ranking and at least -2,500 HP)
- Bandit (Bottom 250 HP Ranking and at least -500 HP)
Honor points advantages and disadvantages
Advantages
- You can use Honor points to bid in an auction. 1 Honor point can exchange to 100 bid points. However any honor points exchanged in this manner are non-refundable.
Disadvantages
- With a negative honor point rating falling into the Bandit region, all battles against said person are honorable battles, and thus they'll never flee.
- Being a Bandit (or higher) means that if someone attacks you and wins, they steal all your resources (yes, that's 100% resource capture).