WE LOST MARF
Result
The attacker won the battle.
Attacker
[SKYWATCH] Lostparadise
- Total result
- +1,332,264,819
110,755,000 units lost
Defender
[CPT] Marf
- Total result
- −1,692,348,219
1,689,902,000 units lost
Total results include 1 harvest report
- Units destroyed
- 1,800,657,000
- Loot
- 2,446,219
- Debris field
- 1,440,525,600
- Rounds
- 4
Details
| Attacker | Defender | |
|---|---|---|
| Metal | +672,983,600 | −851,002,000 |
| Crystal | +530,360,950 | −675,918,750 |
| Deuterium | +128,920,269 | −165,427,469 |
| Total | +1,332,264,819 | −1,692,348,219 |
| Honour points | +175,987 | +17,375 |
| Attacker | Defender | |
|---|---|---|
| Battle losses | −110,755,000 | −1,689,902,000 |
| Loot | +2,446,219 | −2,446,219 |
| 1 harvest report | +1,440,573,600 | |
| Total result | +1,332,264,819 | −1,692,348,219 |
| Metal | Crystal | Deuterium | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loot (75%) | 0 | 9,750 | 2,436,469 | 2,446,219 |
| Debris field | 712,073,600 | 582,423,200 | 146,028,800 | 1,440,525,600 |
| Harvested | 712,073,600 | 582,471,200 | 146,028,800 | 1,440,573,600 |
| Metal | Crystal | Deuterium | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harvest report 1 | 712,073,600 | 582,471,200 | 146,028,800 | 1,440,573,600 |
Fleets
Attacker · [SKYWATCH] Lostparadise
| Type | Before | Lost |
|---|---|---|
| Battlecruiser | 90,227 | −1,303 |
Defender · [CPT] Marf destroyed
| Type | Before | Lost |
|---|---|---|
| Large Cargo | 2,000 | −2,000 |
| Light Fighter | 17,261 | −17,261 |
| Heavy Fighter | 8,596 | −8,596 |
| Cruiser | 9,921 | −9,921 |
| Battleship | 2,842 | −2,842 |
| Colony Ship | 3 | −3 |
| Recycler | 5,168 | −5,168 |
| Espionage Probe | 121,824 | −121,824 |
| Bomber | 1,169 | −1,169 |
| Destroyer | 923 | −923 |
| Battlecruiser | 5,545 | −5,545 |
| Reaper | 911 | −911 |
| Pathfinder | 1 | −1 |
Main comment
Eine Koordinate, die wie ein Schatten in seiner Erinnerung brannte:
Marf.
Ein Name, der in mehreren Universen immer wieder auftauchte – und immer wieder dasselbe Ende kannte.
Die Flotte des Angreifers glitt lautlos durch das All.
Die Scanner bestätigten, was LOST längst wusste:
Marf hatte es wieder getan.
Gleiche Position, gleiche Aufstellung, gleiche Lücken.
Es fühlte sich nicht wie ein Angriff an.
Es fühlte sich an wie eine Wiederholung – eine Episode, die in jedem Universum irgendwann lief.