A basic question about the order, how its decided who attack first, or what goes first if an attack or a move? Its random?

Attacks will always be executed as such: A-BB-AA-BB-AA-...

Who gets orders A and who gets orders B is dependent on the move order setting.

If it's No-Luck Cyclic: the player who picks fastest (or plays the fastest first turn) gets the first pick. They then get the second move on the next turn (so B). After that, it switches every turn. If you were A on the first turn, you're B on the second turn, etcetera.

Cyclic works almost the same. The only difference is that at the beginning of the game, A and B are randomly chosen. So you get assigned either A or B at the start of the game. After that, it switches every turn.

Then there's random move order. Every turn, the game randomly decides who is A and who is B.

Edit: this is for 1v1's.

Edited 5/20/2020 09:50:12

"who picks fastest (or plays the fastest first turn)"
That means the player who press "commit" first or who picked the first move/attack first, before pressing commit??

My own orders are decided in the order I picked them?

I never play 1vs1, in bigger games is similar?, if you were 1st then 2nd, later 3rd...?

Thanks

Edited 5/20/2020 11:13:52

whoever presses commit first

No, in NLC it is whoever takes the least time between pressing start and committing (so someone clicking start after a second and committing after 2 minutes is considered to be slower than someone who clicked start/begin/whatever it says after a minute and commits after 2,5 minutes). In larger games it uses the same system, but with more participants. So you'll have A B CC B AA B CC B or A B C D E F GG F E D C B AA etc, depending on how the amount of players. The highest order in your overview is the one happening first, the lowest happens last (can be moved around in the overview, otherwise it picks the one first placed).

Edited 5/20/2020 14:10:33