Whitepaper
  • ⚔️Welcome to GainHive & GainPad - The Whitepaper
  • Introduction
  • GainPad
  • GainHive
  • Gameplay
    • The Planet
      • Hexagons
    • Player Avatars
      • Factions
        • Faction Based Diplomacy
      • Clans
        • Clan Warfare and Rewards
        • Clan Pages
      • Algocracy and Player Organisation
        • The King/Queen/Leader
        • War and Peace Decisions
    • F2P and Customer Segmentation
      • Mercenary System
        • Mercenary Sub-Game
    • Leveling
    • Reforging Avatars
      • Reforging Bonus
      • Avatar Quality
      • Aspect Trading
    • Equipments
      • Upgrading Equipments
      • Crafting Equipments and Items
    • Action and Energy System
    • Movement System
    • Combat System
      • Combat Phases
      • Melee and Ranged Combat
      • Adjusting and Balancing
      • Combat Outcomes
        • Attacker Victory
        • Defender Victory
        • Tie
    • Respawning System
    • Looting System
      • Items
    • Mining System
      • Items
    • Hiding and Immunity
    • Events
      • Full Loot Night
      • Treasure Hunt
      • Spachip Drops
      • Storms and Volcanos
      • Free Events
      • Monetized Events
      • Sponsored Events
    • Seasons
    • Financial Instruments
      • Market Spread
      • Open Market and Trading
      • Direct Player to Player Trading
      • Renting Avatars
      • Factions and Clans
  • Roadmap & Achievements
    • RoadMap
    • Achievements
  • TOKENOMIC $Ghive
    • $Ghive - The Governance
    • Game Economy
  • TEAM
    • About Us
    • Core Members
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  1. Gameplay

Combat System

This part details the implementation of the combat system.

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Inspirations

The combat system of the GainHive is inspired by the Civilization VI series combat system.

The key inspirations are:

● The attacker and the defender are not on the same tile. An attack always happens from a tile to a different tile.

● Combats do not immediately result in defeat. To an enemy combatant to be defeated it might require more than one attack.

Overview

● An attacker avatar is an avatar that tries to move into an “enemy” occupied tile. If this is the case the combat starts.

● In combat there is randomness but most of the outcome will be determined by the avatar statistics.

● Attacking consumes energy. Each attack consumes 1 energy.

● Attacking has no cooldown.