Difference between revisions of "Reduced Bacteria Needed"
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For example, if a player attacks a planet with 100k Bacteria and has +100% bonus to RBN, it will be just as effective as attacking with 200k Bacteria and +0% to RBN. | For example, if a player attacks a planet with 100k Bacteria and has +100% bonus to RBN, it will be just as effective as attacking with 200k Bacteria and +0% to RBN. | ||
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RBN does not reduce the price of [[Colonies|Bacteria Colonies]] and [[Upgrades#Bacteria Upgrades|Upgrades]]. | RBN does not reduce the price of [[Colonies|Bacteria Colonies]] and [[Upgrades#Bacteria Upgrades|Upgrades]]. | ||
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Revision as of 07:58, 19 October 2017
The Reduced Bacteria Needed (RBN) effect changes how many Bacteria are needed to take down a planet.
For example, if a player attacks a planet with 100k Bacteria and has +100% bonus to RBN, it will be just as effective as attacking with 200k Bacteria and +0% to RBN.
RBN can be increased via Planetary Research.
NB!
RBN does not reduce the price of Bacteria Colonies and Upgrades.
