__NOEDITSECTION__ __TOC__ Formations are positions familiars take in battle. Three to five familiars can enter the battle. The player begins with only one formation, but obtains new ones as the Adventure mode is played and zones are cleared. NOTE: Upon receiving your first 4-familiar formation, all previous formations (the 3-familiar ones) are lost and cannot be chosen from that point on. The same happens when you get your first 5-familiar formation (losing all 4-familiar formations).
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| - __NOEDITSECTION__ __TOC__ Formations are positions familiars take in battle. Three to five familiars can enter the battle. The player begins with only one formation, but obtains new ones as the Adventure mode is played and zones are cleared. NOTE: Upon receiving your first 4-familiar formation, all previous formations (the 3-familiar ones) are lost and cannot be chosen from that point on. The same happens when you get your first 5-familiar formation (losing all 4-familiar formations).
- Two formations, Solidarity of Heart and Noble Chivalry, are free for use at the start with additional formations unlocked for 99 rubies each. Using 50 rubies to boost a formation gives 160,000 experience to the formation. Currently, one boost will level a new formation to 15 and a total of 17 boosts (850 rubies) are required to max level a formation. Resetting a formation removes all allocated formation points to be freely redistributed. Gained points will not be lost. Formations were first introduced to the global release of Dragon Blaze on September 21, 2015.
- During Homeworld 2, when Strike Craft were converted into squads instead of individual ships the tactical formations were simplified into Aggressive, Neutral and Defensive.
- Formations are separated into 7 categories in game, and they are color coded as follows in the table below:
* General Purpose Formations
* Physical Attack Formations
* Mystic Attack Formations
* Physical Defense Formations
* Mystic Defense Formations
* Speed Formations
* Recovery Formations
* The order in which formations are listed here corresponds to the order in which they are listed in game.
* Asterisks indicate a formation is an upgraded version of the one immediately preceding it. Double asterisks indicate a formation is a further upgrade of that. Each formation in such a series is a prerequisite for using the next one in line.
* All items listed under Effect column are strictly beneficial. (e.g. [Explosives] -3 indicates protection from enemy e
- Based mostly on material found in the Falcon 4.0 Allied Force flight manual, this is a selection of fighter formations, each with their own uses, strengths and weaknesses. Mastering formation flying and communication between wingmen will give you an edge in combat - as long as you don't get so caught up maintaining your formation flying that you forget the battle going on around you! Also find user-submitted formations here. Test them out and see what works!
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| - Based mostly on material found in the Falcon 4.0 Allied Force flight manual, this is a selection of fighter formations, each with their own uses, strengths and weaknesses. Mastering formation flying and communication between wingmen will give you an edge in combat - as long as you don't get so caught up maintaining your formation flying that you forget the battle going on around you! Also find user-submitted formations here. Test them out and see what works! Note that the article has been 'translated' from F-16 formations and tactics to Star Wars starfighter formations and tactics. It's possible that a formation that works well in atmosphere with a Viper might not work as well in space with a flight of TIE Interceptors. The only way to find out is to experiment, so get on that server with your buddies and form some formations!
- __NOEDITSECTION__ __TOC__ Formations are positions familiars take in battle. Three to five familiars can enter the battle. The player begins with only one formation, but obtains new ones as the Adventure mode is played and zones are cleared. NOTE: Upon receiving your first 4-familiar formation, all previous formations (the 3-familiar ones) are lost and cannot be chosen from that point on. The same happens when you get your first 5-familiar formation (losing all 4-familiar formations).
- Formations are separated into 7 categories in game, and they are color coded as follows in the table below:
* General Purpose Formations
* Physical Attack Formations
* Mystic Attack Formations
* Physical Defense Formations
* Mystic Defense Formations
* Speed Formations
* Recovery Formations
* The order in which formations are listed here corresponds to the order in which they are listed in game.
* Asterisks indicate a formation is an upgraded version of the one immediately preceding it. Double asterisks indicate a formation is a further upgrade of that. Each formation in such a series is a prerequisite for using the next one in line.
* All items listed under Effect column are strictly beneficial. (e.g. [Explosives] -3 indicates protection from enemy explosives rather than a penalty to your explosives)
* The listed Effect, +%, and -% modifiers are for the most advanced variant of each formation. Using a more primitive variant will result in smaller bonuses and larger penalties.
* The numbers listed under each attribute indicate which positions in a formation will receive the respective bonuses (blue) or penalties (red). (e.g. 123 listed under Spd in blue indicates positions 1, 2, and 3, will receive a speed bonus)
* For a quick overview of what is required to perform a formation upgrade, see Formation Upgrade Tables (X360) or Formation Upgrade Tables (PC).
- Two formations, Solidarity of Heart and Noble Chivalry, are free for use at the start with additional formations unlocked for 99 rubies each. Using 50 rubies to boost a formation gives 160,000 experience to the formation. Currently, one boost will level a new formation to 15 and a total of 17 boosts (850 rubies) are required to max level a formation. Resetting a formation removes all allocated formation points to be freely redistributed. Gained points will not be lost. Formations were first introduced to the global release of Dragon Blaze on September 21, 2015.
- During Homeworld 2, when Strike Craft were converted into squads instead of individual ships the tactical formations were simplified into Aggressive, Neutral and Defensive.
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