#Perfection game update#
#Perfection game plus#

The multiplayer counterpart of Domination is the Might game mode, where the win condition is capturing every enemy player's capital.

#Perfection game update#

A rating of 100% grants a halo around the tribe's icon.ĭomination was released in update 1.2. 25% for easy, 50% for normal, 75% for hard, and 100% for crazy opponents.Ī rating of 20% with a certain tribe grants one star for that tribe 70% grants two and 95% grants three.

Difficulty rating: Determined by the difficulty level.

Tribes destroyed: The ratio of the number of tribes destroyed (captured the last city) by the player to the total number of opponents.

Battle skills: Determined by the ratio of enemy units killed + 1 to friendly units lost + enemy units killed + 1.

Any percentage below 100% is determined by the ratio of maximum turns required for 100% to the amount of turns taken to win. The time limit for 100% is 10 turns per enemy.

Speed skills: Determined by how many turns the player takes to destroy all opponents.

Domination players receive a rating based on four equally weighted parts: The objective of the Domination game mode is to defeat all opponents. Play until there is only one tribe left, with no time limit. The maximum difficulty bonus, with 15 crazy-level opponents, is 291%.

#Perfection game plus#

This bonus is equal to 100% plus 41% of the natural logarithm of the number of opponents, with an additional 20%, 40%, or 80% if the difficulty level is normal, hard, or crazy, respectively. The multiplayer counterpart of Perfection is the Glory game mode, where the first player to attain 10,000 points wins.Ī difficulty bonus is applied to the final score in the Perfection game mode. Perfection was the original game mode of Polytopia. Global high scores can be found under the High Score tab of the main menu. A score of 100,000 grants a halo around the tribe's icon. (For more details on score calculation, see Score.) A score of 3,000 points with a certain tribe grants one star for that tribe 10,000 points grants two and 50,000 points grants three. Playing against more opponents and increasing the difficulty level raises the difficulty bonus applied to the player's final score. The objective of the Perfection game mode is to obtain the highest score possible in 30 turns. Show your skills on the global hiscore in the classic 30 turns game. Easy bots receive one star per turn (SPT), normal bots (and human players) receive two, hard bots receive three, and crazy bots receive five. The difficulty also determines the income bots receive from their capital city at the beginning of the game. For example, easy bots will almost always be peaceful until provoked, while crazy bots may be immediately hostile. Bots of higher difficulties are more aggressive. The difficulty level determines the aggressiveness and starting income of bot opponents. (In the creative mode, players may choose to have no opponents at all.) In all three modes, players play against computer-controlled bots of one of four difficulty levels: easy, normal, hard, or crazy. There are three single-player game modes: Perfection, Domination, and Creative. The game mode selection screen for single-player games