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| Robot Warfare is a clan-based mode in [[Outlaw Troopers]]. Join a [[Clan]] before taking part. Clans fight for control of planets, earn rewards, and compete on the [[Leaderboard]]. | | [[Robot Warfare]] is a [[Clan]]-based mode in [[Outlaw Troopers]]. Join a [[Clan]] before taking part. [[Clan|Clans]] fight to control map nodes, earn rewards, and compete on the [[Leaderboard]]. |
| | == Matrix Production== |
| | The Neural Matrix produces Robot Warfare Resource from eligible assets: Scrap and Research Points (RP). Scrap is used to unlock Matrix slots and fabricate Virtual Robots. RP is used for upgrades. |
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| == Joining and Fighting == | | Eligible assets include [[Robot Assets]], the Limited [[Troopers]] Alpha, Beta, and Gamma, the three [[Decks|Qwitt Decks]], the [[Space Station]], and [[Planets]]. |
| * Players without a clan cannot take part in Robot Warfare.
| | ==Combat== |
| * Only virtual robots can attack or defend a planet. NFT robots cannot fight.
| | Only Virtual Robots can attack or defend map nodes. |
| * Combat takes place at the beginning of each hour (for example, 00:00 and 01:00 UTC).
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| * Clans gain 1 leaderboard point per planet node they control each hour.
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| === Virtual Robot Types ===
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| Virtual robots have different strengths. Choose them for the situation:
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| * '''OWAD (One-Way Attack Drone):''' Cannot be damaged. Attacks first, then self-destructs to damage the enemy.
| | For current production rates, abilities, combat rules, and rewards, check the in-game [[Robot Warfare]] Guide. |
| * '''Paladin:''' Has high HP and low attack. It draws enemy attacks and takes damage before other units.
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| * '''Enforcer:''' Has balanced attack and HP, with no special ability.
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| * '''Repairer:''' Has low HP and no attack. It heals units every micro tick.
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| * '''Disruptor:''' Has low HP and no attack. Before OWADs attack, each Disruptor disables one enemy OWAD.
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| == Production Matrix, Scrap, and RP ==
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| * Place NFT robots, Planet Deeds, and Space Stations in the Production Matrix to produce Scrap. NFT robots are for Matrix production only; they cannot attack or defend.
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| * Research Points (RP) are a new resource. Use RP to upgrade Matrix slots.
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| * Matrix slot upgrade costs follow a shared global increase.
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| * Production Upgrade has been removed.
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| == Clan War Chest and Rewards ==
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| * When clan members defeat an enemy robot, the Clan War Chest gains Scrap equal to 50% of that robot's Scrap cost.
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| * When a clan member loses a robot they own, the War Chest gains RP equal to 25% of that robot's Scrap cost.
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| * Planet reward nodes pay from a pooled reward amount instead of paying a fixed amount every hour.
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| * Planet OLT rewards are shared according to each member's contribution.
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| * Leaderboard OLT rewards and NFT rewards are also distributed according to member contribution.
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| * For every 1,000 OLT you receive from the leaderboard, you receive 1 Qwitt.
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| == Planet Recovery ==
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| Capturing a planet starts a three-hour Recovery period. During this time, the new owner cannot recall its defending units.
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| * Successfully defending the planet does not restart the timer.
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| * A change of owner starts a new Recovery period.
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| * The planet panel shows the remaining time and disables recall while Recovery is active.
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Introduction
Robot Warfare is a Clan-based mode in Outlaw Troopers. Join a Clan before taking part. Clans fight to control map nodes, earn rewards, and compete on the Leaderboard.
Matrix Production
The Neural Matrix produces Robot Warfare Resource from eligible assets: Scrap and Research Points (RP). Scrap is used to unlock Matrix slots and fabricate Virtual Robots. RP is used for upgrades.
Eligible assets include Robot Assets, the Limited Troopers Alpha, Beta, and Gamma, the three Qwitt Decks, the Space Station, and Planets.
Combat
Only Virtual Robots can attack or defend map nodes.
For current production rates, abilities, combat rules, and rewards, check the in-game Robot Warfare Guide.