Hello!
There are 2 things to consider, really.
First there are two kinds of raids.
Official ones and instanced ones. (although I do not know how either is done.)
In the unofficial instanced ones, all damage done to the base is repaired free of charge.
In the official ones, these are the ones where an item of power can be captured (once they are active), the damage is done and destroyed items will have to be replaced (I am not sure if this is manual, or automatic) at the full cost.
- In this case, there is an item craftable at a workbench that is able to reclaim (some?) items after a raid (assuming it is one of the surviving items).
I do not do base raids, but it is my understanding that at this time (until IoPs are active again) all base raids are the risk free ones.
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Thanks for that, i was sure there was an element of risk involved in raiding but not sure how much, this has then gotta beg the question why get an item of power! surely the financial implications of owning one (ie your base will get decimated a couple of days after getting an iOP) have to mean it makes financial (prestige) sense just to have a fully functioning base. Is this a reason the IOP trial is being kept away from us?
Official (item of power) ones have never existed I think, and theres no info that theyd ever do. The devs have pretty much dropped the subject.
So i guess some friendly raiding could be fun if theres no massive repair bills, guess ill have to rally thr troops into soem PvP so we dont get to badly humiliated.
Thanks for the info guys.
Hello everybody.. I have been looking through posts for a while and one question i cant seem to find and awnser to is.. What happens to all you wonderfully expensive stuff in your base after it has been raided and everything reduced to rubble. Im sure the rest of my supergroup would be less than pleases with me if we raid and then have a useless base!
Any enlightenment to this would be greatly appreciated.