Endless introduction to Lagrange's pre-war fleet formation

As the saying goes, in the process of strategizing, the victory is thousands of miles away. Before a battle, it is very important to organize your own ships reasonably according to different combat tasks. So how to form a formation? How to operate specifically? Bian Xiao will teach you!

Endless introduction to Lagrange's pre-war fleet formation

First of all, we enter the base and choose the fleet formation, as shown:

Ships with a fleet of up to 300 command values can be upgraded to 400 command values after upgrading to a nine-level base and unlocking related buildings. After selecting the ship to join the army, click the fleet blood bar icon in the upper left corner, and we can see the position of the ship in the fleet, as shown in the figure:

The position of ships in the fleet is divided into front row, middle row and rear row. According to the attack list of their own weapon systems, enemy ships will attack the front warships first, then the middle platoon, and finally the back row. It should be noted that we cannot specify the position of a ship in the fleet, and its position depends on the ship positioning in the blueprint of this type of ship.

After clicking the Create Team button, we need to name the team, or we can choose the system to name it automatically. Many players here also choose the system default name for the convenience of the map. But it's actually useful to give the fleet a proper name. First of all, it is convenient for us to find this fleet quickly. Secondly, it has a better function of confusing the enemy in PVP battle. For example, we can name our main fleet as cannon fodder fleet and our cannon fodder fleet as DPS main fleet to confuse the enemy.

After the fleet is created, we can see the detailed properties of the fleet in this interface: firepower, ship composition, moving speed, storage capacity and so on. , as shown in the figure below:

Before the fleet goes out, if necessary, we can also add some technical values to the ship adjustment in the blueprint interface to adapt to different combat tasks.

Once the fleet is formed, we can go out. After the fleet goes out, we can also add five ships to it with reinforcement instructions (ignoring the command value and counting only the number of reinforcement ships). After the reinforcement instruction is issued, the reinforcement fleet will catch up with the fleet that will participate in the war at an extremely fast speed and join it, as shown in the figure below: