There might be some other ways to gain this if you play Necron or Tyranid campaign I have yet to try them. Im not fully certain yet but some campaign missions might have some but I havent seen that or know of that yet or sofar in my imperial campaign. You want to get and hoard as many battle plans as possible, but dont be afraid to use them. You need to uppgrade that planet, gascloud or whatnot to reduce the turns it takes to get 1 battleplan.ģ. BATTLE PLANS - to delay an invasion requires 1 battle plan, to cancel an invasion requires 5 battle plans, to unlock certain systems requires 4 battle plans. Certain planetsystems contain a way to get battleplans in a certain ammounts of turns. Win a battle where you have stolen the battle plan you will see a parchement next to the ships hp (Be careful they can steal it back and I dont think you get that one if you destroy them with it, its always there flag ship that has it if they have it, not all battles contain one but if so the parchment is there next to there ships hp)Ģ. Its honestly the same mission just that the enemy wont leave and you have other objectives. Just be aware that the enemy can steal the battleplan back in combat just like they did in that mission in game 1.

press battle, chose your faction, make your fleet, chose your skills and then chose the AI you want to play against + its difficulty settings. They have some of the best boarding troops found anywhere and are capable of inflicting ruinous damage on enemy ship crews some ship types have forward jaws that let them not only receive no damage when they ram an enemy ship, they inflict much more. The author of this thread has indicated that this post answers the original topic. The Tyranids are definitely focused in short-range combat and are very effective in this arena. Just did some testing in a new campaign, listening posts collect in sector if enemy controlled systems are present The next screen will let you select an AI opponent. The other planets with planetary bonuses that effect connected systems do not seem to share this problem and the description of the listening post says nothing about needing a neighbouring enemy fleet. Since observation posts are either broke or work like Duke said this is the only real way to obtain battleplans so its no suprise you havent got any if you havent been actively looking for might work like that but with the placement of some of the listening posts I doubt it, for example the Listening post in the Chinchare sector only has one connected system, which means for it to be useful you would have to lose the system you captured the listening post from.

The enemy can also recapture battleplans by boarding whichever of your ships is holding the battleplan. Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 is the new real-time strategy game adapted from Games Workshops famous tabletop game that portrays the epic space battles of. All flagships have battleplans so there is a chance you haven't seen one, and you have to capture them using a boarding action, if you destroy the ship the battleplan is lost.

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