It also unlocks new modules for the Adaptor. A captured construction ship of a non-Borg player can allow you to build an Adaptation Matrix that serves as a repair yard for assimilated vessels. The Borg do not have repair facilities for their own ships, but their ships regenerate quite quickly. Their hull strength is, on the other hand, extremely high. The costs of the module depend on the avatar, researched collective features and chassis type.īorg vessels do not have any shielding.
Some special abilities require certain modules, like the auto-assimilation beam or regeneration special abilities. Each module type improves and/or adds a different ability or system value. There is a limit to how many of the same modules can be incorporated into a certain vessel. The modules can be, for example, beam, torpedo, holding beam and/or regeneration modules. Each Borg ship must be equipped with a certain amount of modules (depending on the chassis type). A Borg player has huge freedom to customize vessels for each situation. You will not lose already researched Collective Features if the Transmission Matrix is destroyed. If your first Conduction Matrix is destroyed, you cannot build more Collective Uplinks. Only one vessel may be built with one uplink. After that the construction ship must build a Collective Uplink, which is used to build a Borg vessel. To build Borg ships (except constructors, mining ships and Probes) you need only the Conduction Matrix. Time until an Energy Nodes Level is cheaper than "Resistance is Futile" Some useful information until the database is complete:Ĭollective Connections Level costs and accumulation rates You can also purchase a lump sum of Collective Connections at the Conduction Matrix for a certain amount of resources as many times as you wish. The generation rate (or an instant lump) of Collective Connections can be increased by researching the appropriate researches at the Conduction Matrix. Collective Connections slowly accumulate over time and building vessels uses a certain amount of Collective Connections. The Borg Collective has an additional resource called Collective Connections. The mining node works exactly like a mining station. After you have your mining ship next to a moon, you can place a resource node with your mining ship. To mine a moon, you must first build a mining ship. However, it is important to note that minimizing the radar profile of a large fleet can have the repercussion of area of effect special weapons hitting all your ships at once, so keep a lookout for enemy support vessels. When hiding in nebulas, it becomes even more important to minimize your radar profile because the nebulas are small. Thus you expose enemy ships to the maximum possible amount of firepower.
Likewise, putting units close together will ensure that the enemy has to approach all of your vessels at the same time. This is especially important with Scout Cubes and Assimilators, because they will spread out considerably when placed in a fleet. Clump your units together so they minimize your radar profile and look much less menacing to your opponent. Instead of big fleets, the Borg use small fleets of very powerful vessels. Borg game play differs a lot compared to other factions.
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