If a moon is attached at any end of any mission, the phalanx can't see it. At least it was such when I played, I don't imagine much has changed.

Q2: Correct, activity on a moon does not cause activity on it's planet.

But I remember there was an update to this:

a mission from a moon can be seen by a phlanx, unless it is to another moon or a recycle mission.

but I want to make sure that this has been applied to standard.

So?

Has it been implemented?

Istalris wrote:I don't imagine much has changed.

Funny story...

And yes, it was applied to Standard.

wow... these are no longer nob questions

Weresloth wrote:

Istalris wrote:I don't imagine much has changed.

Funny story...

And yes, it was applied to Standard.

Good god, there are no words to describe the amount of derp in that decision.

Istalris wrote:If a moon is attached at any end of any mission, the phalanx can't see it. At least it was such when I played, I don't imagine much has changed.

This is still true (it wasn't for a few days).

We got a Phalanx Manual now here: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=8290

Wasn't aware that the decision was repeal... Or I forgot.

real cool guys.

You completely lost me

Again:

1- I am attacking a planet, the defender jump his fleet to that planets moon & send it to that planet to protect against the attack, If I phlanxed that planet will I see his fleet coming from the moon?


2- someone else is sending his fleet from a moon to protect that players planet, will I see this fleet coming if I phlanxed that planet??

Blame wrote:

real cool guys.

You completely lost me

Again:

1- I am attacking a planet, the defender jump his fleet to that planets moon & send it to that planet to protect against the attack, If I phlanxed that planet will I see his fleet coming from the moon?


2- someone else is sending his fleet from a moon to protect that players planet, will I see this fleet coming if I phlanxed that planet??

You cannot see any fleet on lanx that is launch from, or going to a moon.