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With there being a major shake up in the secura world, I thought that I would dedicate an issue of the Sledge entirely to Alliances. This will be hopefully updated on a weekly basis. If there are any errors, please let me know, and I will try to change it. Please note that the changes will most likely have to take place the week later.
Nations: Germany, Greece, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, South Korea
Citizens: 2753
% of Total Citizens: 22.16%
Total Damage: 66,595,675,251
% of Total Damage: 28.54%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 24,190,220
Total Productivity: 911,592
% of Productivity: 43.17%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 331
Yesterday a new alliance was announced to the e-sim world. Dynasty is a combination of some of the very best nations and support nations in esim. Looking at the list, this looks like a formidable alliance, positioned nicely around the world. They currently have the best Damage to Citizen Ratio, and are by far the leader in terms of Productivity. Expect the productivity % to increase dramatically as they start to stretch their legs.
Nations: Croatia, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Lithuania, Portugal, Serbia,
Citizens: 4459
% of Total Citizens: 35.89%
Total Damage: 70,021,861,362
% of Total Damage: 30.00%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 15,703,490
Total Productivity: 738,081
% of Productivity: 34.96%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 166
Today this new alliance was announced (god dammit, stop making new alliances, I have to change everything!) and no doubt this is a reaction to the new Dynasty alliance. Basically it is the old UWS plus Indonesia and Lithuania. By the looks of it it seems that they have got alot of damage and can counter Dynasty quite well.
Nations: Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Latvia, Peru, Sweden, Spain
Citizens: 1164
% of Total Citizens: 9.37%
Total Damage: 24,150,407,143
% of Total Damage: 10.35%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 20,747,772
Total Productivity: 162,201
% of Productivity: 7.68%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 139
Secura's oldest alliance, Delta is moving along nicely. After introducing Australia into the mix their citizen have raised. Despite being the smallest alliance in secura, Delta is working quite nicely together, and still manage to have a nice damage to citizen ratio. Delta prides themselves on including smaller yet active nations. It just goes to show what coordination can do in this game. With the introduction of Brazil to the alliance this alliance now has all around the clock damage! No more staying up until 5am anymore Owen and Muffin!
Nations: Argentina, Belgium, France, Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom
Citizens: 823
% of Total Citizens: 6.62%
Total Damage: 13,302,669,620
% of Total Damage: 5.70%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 16,163,633
Total Productivity: 158,732
% of Productivity: 7.52%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 193
Federation is one of those alliances that are somewhat isolated from the rest of the secura world. As a result, their citizen to damage ratio is lower, yet their citizen to productivity percentage is higher. Federation has gained alot over the past week at the expense of Canada. It will be interesting to see what avenue the Federation takes next!
Nations: "Austria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Finland, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Montenegro, Norway, Republic of Macedonia, Russia, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Slovenia, Ukraine, USA
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Citizens: 3224
% of Total Citizens: 25.95%
Total Damage: 59,308,084,576
% of Total Damage: 25.41%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 18,395,808
Total Productivity: 140,843
% of Productivity: 6.67%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 44
Unaffiliated nations! This is where the interest lies in this game at the moment. Looking at the numbers, while there is the potential for a huge alliance to start up, it is very unlikely. It seems that the options for these alliances is to tag themselves to the other existing alliances, or indeed start a smaller alliance like Federation or Delta. Sure, there are countries in the list that are pro-alliances, but expect a few key stats here, namely Productivity to decrease dramatically as some of the key nations are picked off.
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