On 01-01-2023 --:--:--, the following fleets met in battle:
Attacker Deathrow [BJK]
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Light Fighter 101.798
Heavy Fighter 13.918
Cruiser 7.542
Battleship 9.845
Battlecruiser 9.327
Bomber 2.235
Destroyer 1.617
Reaper 1.113
Pathfinder 6.740
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Defender TheFl4sh91 [Tx3C]
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Small Cargo 6.649
Large Cargo 1.980
Light Fighter 6.433
Heavy Fighter 1.821
Cruiser 2.574
Battleship 405
Recycler 49
Espionage Probe 3.682
Bomber 122
Solar Satellite 15
Destroyer 308
Battlecruiser 408
Reaper 218
Pathfinder 220
Rocket Launcher 45.000
Light Laser 5.000
Heavy Laser 2.000
Gauss Cannon 200
Ion Cannon 2.000
Plasma Turret 8
Small Shield Dome 1
Large Shield Dome 1
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After the battle ...
Attacker Deathrow [BJK]
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Light Fighter 84.524 ( -17.274 )
Heavy Fighter 12.987 ( -931 )
Cruiser 7.420 ( -122 )
Battleship 9.822 ( -23 )
Battlecruiser 9.307 ( -20 )
Bomber 2.233 ( -2 )
Destroyer 1.617 ( -0 )
Reaper 1.113 ( -0 )
Pathfinder 6.619 ( -121 )
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Defender TheFl4sh91 [Tx3C]
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Destroyed!
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The attacker has won the battle!
The attacker captured:
37.543.181 Metal, 15.951.885 Crystal and 5.178.172 Deuterium
The attacker lost a total of 88.955.000 units.
The defender lost a total of 464.265.500 units.
At these space coordinates now float 136.227.304 metal and 78.826.197 crystal.
The attacker captured a total of 58.673.238 units.
The chance for a moon to be created from the debris was 22%.
The attacker(s) captured the debris.
Summary of profit/losses:
Summary attackers(s)
Metal: 111.219.485
Crystal: 69.916.082
Deuterium: 3.636.172
The attacker(s) made a profit of 184.771.739 units.
Summary defender(s)
Metal: -344.211.181
Crystal: -148.965.885
Deuterium: -29.761.672
The defender(s) lost a total of 522.938.738 units.
