Robot Warfare

Introduction

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.

Joining and Fighting

• Players without a clan cannot take part in Robot Warfare.
• Only virtual robots can attack or defend a planet. NFT robots cannot fight.
• Combat takes place at the beginning of each hour (for example, 00:00 and 01:00 UTC).
• Clans gain 1 leaderboard point per planet node they control each hour.

Virtual Robot Types

Virtual robots have different strengths. Choose them for the situation:

• OWAD (One-Way Attack Drone): Cannot be damaged. Attacks first, then self-destructs to damage the enemy.
• Paladin: Has high HP and low attack. It draws enemy attacks and takes damage before other units.
• Enforcer: Has balanced attack and HP, with no special ability.
• Repairer: Has low HP and no attack. It heals units every micro tick.
• Disruptor: Has low HP and no attack. Before OWADs attack, each Disruptor disables one enemy OWAD.

Production Matrix, Scrap, and RP

• 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.
• Research Points (RP) are a new resource. Use RP to upgrade Matrix slots.
• Matrix slot upgrade costs follow a shared global increase.
• Production Upgrade has been removed.

Clan War Chest and Rewards

• When clan members defeat an enemy robot, the Clan War Chest gains Scrap equal to 50% of that robot's Scrap cost.
• When a clan member loses a robot they own, the War Chest gains RP equal to 25% of that robot's Scrap cost.
• Planet reward nodes pay from a pooled reward amount instead of paying a fixed amount every hour.
• Planet OLT rewards are shared according to each member's contribution.
• Leaderboard OLT rewards and NFT rewards are also distributed according to member contribution.
• For every 1,000 OLT you receive from the leaderboard, you receive 1 Qwitt.

Planet Recovery

Capturing a planet starts a three-hour Recovery period. During this time, the new owner cannot recall its defending units.

• Successfully defending the planet does not restart the timer.
• A change of owner starts a new Recovery period.
• The planet panel shows the remaining time and disables recall while Recovery is active.