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--- cw4:info:tower [2020/10/19 22:05] – Added expanded description Grabz
+++ cw4:info:tower [2022/02/07 16:10] – octonus
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-Towers create the network that packets can travel through. They deploy green Soylent in a square area underneath. <color green>GREEN AREA MAKES ENERGY.</color> Space the Towers out to maximize their efficiency.
+Towers create your network and deploy the green Soylent. <color green>GREEN AREA MAKES ENERGY.</color> Space the Towers out to maximize their efficiency.
-<color=green><align="right"> <link="https://knucklecracker.com/wiki/doku.php?id=cw4:info:tower"><u>More Info</u></link></align></color>
+Towers can create 121 Soylent squares at the most. Soylent fields from a single Tower will be obstructed by a sharp rise or drop in terrain elevation - more than 5 heights in either vertical direction.
-The most amount of Soylent squares a Tower can create is 121. Soylent fields from a single Tower will be obstructed by a sharp rise or drop in terrain elevation - more than 5 heights in either vertical direction.
+Towers that are further away from the Rift Lab begin to lose efficiency at a small rate, as can be seen by darkened Soylent color. The definition of "further away" in this case is based on how far away the Tower is on the network, rather than distance on a straight line. Reducing network path length by adding Pylons or Micro Rifts to the network can improve the yield of far-off Towers. The efficiency of a given tower is displayed in its unit menu. An 100% efficiency tower is roughly 2.66 times more efficient than an (un-ERNed) 100% efficiency miner in energy produced per cost (0.333334 energy/sec for 5 energy, or 1 energy/sec for 40 energy).
-Towers that are further away from the Rift Lab begin to lose efficiency at a small rate, as can be seen by darkened Soylent color. The definition of "further away" in this case is based on how far away the Tower is on the network, rather than distance on a straight line. Straightening network paths can improve energy generation.
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