The main difference the cap has on a battle is that it favours long deployment times, more powerful, short range weapons, and better shields and mobility, since instead of being able to fight everything at once you have a few ships fighting and tagging out for fresh ships over a longer period of time. You can also see the effect shange as the battle progresses: if you take out some enemy ships you will be able to deploy more of your own because your share of the cap has increased, while theirs has gone down so they can't replace the ships with equal amounts. You can use it against them as well, though generally speaking it's rarely worth it to engage smaller forces with larger ones. If the enemy has 60 points while you have only forty, it's because they brought 150 points while you brought 100. With the cap in place, each side gets a share of the total cap based on their relative fleet size deployed in that fight.
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