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--- strategy:fighting [2017/03/28 07:08] – Frank Nestel
+++ strategy:fighting [2018/02/26 13:04] (current) – Frank Nestel
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-====== Fighting ======
+====== Fighting/Competition ======
-By its nature, Badgers is a rather peaceful game and can be played just for the fun of hiking around, collecting and trading badges.
+By its nature, Badgers is a **rather peaceful game** and can be played just for the fun of **hiking around, collecting and trading badges**, and for **watching badges making their way** on the map.
-However if you insist on fight, you can have it: You can fight for [[rules:regions|Regions]]. You just have to go to places, remove your strongest opponents badges and drop your own ones.
+However if you insist on fight, you can have it:
+  * You can fight for [[rules:regions|Regions]]. You just have to go to places, remove your strongest opponents badges and drop your own ones.
+  * You can try to climb up one of the [[rules:highscores#Highscores]] to become the best.
 But, if you are looking for trouble, be aware, that the **fighting power** is connected to the **production and collecting** game:
-  - The higher your [[rules:producer|production rate of own badges]] is, the more offensive you can play: Your own badges double as amunition.
+  - The higher your [[rules:producer|production rate of own badges]] is, the more offensive you can play: Your own badges double as "amunition".
   - The higher your [[rules:player_level|level]] is, the stronger badges you will produce for offense: A level 20 badge has as much influence as 20 level 1 badges.
   - The higher your capacity, i.e. the more different badges you hold, the more opponent badges you can remove from a region.
+~~DISQUS~~