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392
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184
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152
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194
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799
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2.1K
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 If you think about it, there should be no reason to ever get rid of them.
If attacks work BYM-style, the most they can take is whatever they happen to have in them, which means you get to keep zero if they were hit recently , and >zero if not.
If you get rid of them, you get exactly zero from them.
In addition, they will slow down the enemy, and time may be crucial to an attacker if they have to beat down defenses first.
So, at worst, just put them out in the open.
They fit anywhere, so th…
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404
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763
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233
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1.3K
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500
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232
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509
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256
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990
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393
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203
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1.3K
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486
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194
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739
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292
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611
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448
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233
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161
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170
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4.2K
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171
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380
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