The Fleet Base in State of Survival provides permanent, account-wide combat multipliers across all troop types and deploys automated fleet airstrikes during battles. To maximize its impact, focus your progression on central command nodes first to gain baseline attack and lethality before upgrading defensive hull modules and auxiliary fire systems.
Core Stat Buffs and Fleet Strike Mechanics
Unlike temporary talents or single-march bonuses, the Fleet Base applies passive multipliers continuously to your entire military roster. Upgrading the facility improves the performance of Infantry, Riders, and Hunters in both solo attacks and coordinated alliance rallies.
- Universal Stat Scaling: The structure adds flat percentage increases to attack, defense, and lethality across all unit tiers, raising the combat baseline of your settlement.
- Frontline Health and Mitigation: Fleet Base defensive attributes bolster Infantry health pools. Extending frontline survival shields backline Hunters and mid-row Riders from early casualty spikes.
- Automated Support Strikes: When deployed, the base coordinates naval and air bombardments alongside your marches. These bursts deal damage independently of regular troop turn orders, applying direct pressure to enemy formations before standard combat rounds conclude.
- Casualty Reduction: During settlement defense and garrison engagements (such as Bunker fights or Capital Clash), Fleet Base damage mitigation lowers the proportion of permanently dead troops relative to wounded units.
| Combat Feature | Standard March | Fleet Base Supported March |
|---|---|---|
| Buff Scope | March-specific gear and talents | Account-wide base multipliers applied |
| Damage Profile | Standard turn-based unit attacks | Standard attacks plus automated fleet airstrikes |
| Frontline Defense | Baseline Chief gear and talents | Reinforced by Fleet Base troop health percentages |
| Garrison Resilience | Standard hero passive resistance | Reduced casualty-to-wounded ratio under rally focus |
Recommended Fleet Base Upgrade Priority
Upgrading modules evenly stalls access to major stat milestones. Allocate your specialized components in the following sequence:
- Primary Command Modules: Upgrade these central nodes first. They grant universal troop attack and lethality percentages that elevate overall offensive output across all unit types.
- Support Hull Enhancements: Direct your secondary construction materials into hull defense once command milestones are active. This reinforces Infantry health and prevents premature frontline collapses.
- Auxiliary Fire Control: Invest in strike-coordination subsystems after meeting primary survivability thresholds to increase the burst damage dealt by automated fleet bombardments.
To preserve resources, avoid spending premium biocaps on temporary speed-ups during standard play. Coordinate major component upgrades with State vs. State (SvS) prep stages or alliance development events to claim milestone reward crates and material rebates.
Alliance Rally Roles
Your Fleet Base level dictates your most effective role during competitive events:
- Rally Leaders: Players with the most developed Fleet Bases should initiate offensive rallies and lead facility garrisons. Because the base injects universal multipliers into the deployment, a high-level Fleet Base enhances the damage ceiling and durability of every reinforcement unit joining the march.
- Rally Joiners: Secondary participants still benefit from individual base defenses. Maintaining consistent module upgrades ensures your reinforcements do not dilute garrison durability when defending critical structures against sustained enemy rallies.
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89 players commented on this guide.
This saved me time in the early game.
I wish I had read this before upgrading the wrong thing.
The explanation is clear, especially for beginners.
Good guide for State of Survival players. The base building part was useful.