Faetzy
Guest
Nothing anyway due to beginner protection, which is like 25 minutes usually
DeletedUser
Guest
i agree with auskilla. and the beginner protection should be reduced as well. that is 25 long minutes that i cannot totally own someone =[
Swesoldier
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JustToner
Guest
Hmm I thought academy was 512points so I see a point in building if you wanna win
Is'nt ODA the winning requiremen not points
MrRandomGuy
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A couple of thoughts on the catapult round:
- If nobling is disabled then it would make sense to not have the academy available. The loss of those points will make it more difficult to come out ahead of everyone.
- There's zero reason to have a tribe in this type of round. Disable the option to make a tribe - or make the tribe member limit 1 if you can't disable it. Let it truly be every man for himself. Yeah you'll still have friends who may help each other out, but overall it will be every man for himself.
- If nobling is disabled then it would make sense to not have the academy available. The loss of those points will make it more difficult to come out ahead of everyone.
- There's zero reason to have a tribe in this type of round. Disable the option to make a tribe - or make the tribe member limit 1 if you can't disable it. Let it truly be every man for himself. Yeah you'll still have friends who may help each other out, but overall it will be every man for himself.
DeletedUser
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taking starting position off for the caty rounds would reduce the amount of players working together... no one wants to caty someone on the other side of the world...
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DeletedUser52385
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can we write you and suggest some?
DeletedUser
Guest
Hmm I thought academy was 512points so I see a point in building if you wanna win
Yeah, but hopefully people will be smart enough to notice that and send some friendly cats your way.
DeletedUser
Guest
About the first, the tool simply does not have that much flexibility to be able to disable a building completely. I'm suggesting it, maybe it'll be implemented in the next tw update so we can have some infantry only rounds.
About the seconds, good idea.
Sure
New round idea up
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Faetzy
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All 3 rounds look enjoyable for a short 5 hour adrenaline rush
DeletedUser
Guest
Farm-Rule: A village can only support 100 defensive units per Farm level.
Explanation and clarification: Troops fight less efficiently in crowded villages. Your spearmen poke your axemen in the behind and your axemen might kill and light cavalerist by accident while all 3 defend the village, just because they have not enough space to move.
You multiply your farm level with 100 and thats the amount of units that can fight at 100%, while in the village. To determine the amount of units you have in the village you have to multiply each unit stationed there with its farm slot value. Example: 400 hcav and 300 lcav add up to 3600 units. If the amount of units exceeds your calculated value they still fight, just at a lower efficiency. At first the efficiency only drops slightly, but the more support you gather in that village it will drop more and more. I never bothered finding out the exact numbers by which ratio the fighting strength drops when you double the amount of troops.
It is of no interest whether those units are from that village or come as support from somewhere else (it is even possible to support a village you attack, in order to lower the defensive value of the units). For example: Sending 2000 scouts as support (4000 units) would lower the enemy defensive value more than it would enlarge it, since scouts are horrible fighters. Plus you get 2000 additional scout kills.
Explanation and clarification: Troops fight less efficiently in crowded villages. Your spearmen poke your axemen in the behind and your axemen might kill and light cavalerist by accident while all 3 defend the village, just because they have not enough space to move.
You multiply your farm level with 100 and thats the amount of units that can fight at 100%, while in the village. To determine the amount of units you have in the village you have to multiply each unit stationed there with its farm slot value. Example: 400 hcav and 300 lcav add up to 3600 units. If the amount of units exceeds your calculated value they still fight, just at a lower efficiency. At first the efficiency only drops slightly, but the more support you gather in that village it will drop more and more. I never bothered finding out the exact numbers by which ratio the fighting strength drops when you double the amount of troops.
It is of no interest whether those units are from that village or come as support from somewhere else (it is even possible to support a village you attack, in order to lower the defensive value of the units). For example: Sending 2000 scouts as support (4000 units) would lower the enemy defensive value more than it would enlarge it, since scouts are horrible fighters. Plus you get 2000 additional scout kills.
gargareth
Guest
i like the idea of the cluster round, it would make it harder for the pros to just take anyone big.
x gafs x
Guest
hm yeah but i think that too any point whores will play and think i can get really big
gargareth
Guest
no, because they get really big they will be catted to the ground, there will be more tactics involved that way.
DeletedUser
Guest
thanks last round at 18:00 was perfect thats a perfect time for me i enjoied it just to know
DeletedUser
Guest
I agree with this, the other rounds are just too early for me to participate in.
Also I love the ideas and would like to see a Catapult round coming soon ^_^
greenmonsta
Guest
Love that sig, wherever did you get it from? :lol:
Also yeah I love those BASH rounds, thats the only round I really try on. Haven't played a CAT round though... or a cluster round. Want a CAT round soon if possible ^_^
Mad tyrion
Guest
a suggestion maybe start off some rounds with prebuilt villages like say on 15 15 15 resources
it's not a good idea.... did you currently tried any bash round ?? the first part is surely a bit boring and there's not much movent in matter of od score as someone else said but it's really important to see how you build up your village... that part matters a lot and giving high lev resource will only remove a part of the "building village tactic" that everyone use.So definitly it's perfect like that , the only boring thing is that somethimes the server lagg and you cannot fleet on time ,but i guess there's nothing to do with that....
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AusKilla
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its a good idea because bash rounds are made so you have some quick fun and with prebuilt villages u can start making troops and bashing from the get go and that = more fun for all but meh were all entitled to our opinions
but meh were all entitled to our opinionsDeletedUser
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I like the ideas of these shorter rounds, it gives the opportunity to people who have work to play every now and then a full round.
On the Otherhand I don't see the point of the 'catapult round', as bimber said, players will only build O armies cause they only have 1 village. When a few people attack a guy at the same time, he has to dodge (since he'll be O only/mainly) and he is done for a couple of hours.
And if you DO build D armies, you won't be able to play the game in a fun way since you can't cat others with only D.
On the Otherhand I don't see the point of the 'catapult round', as bimber said, players will only build O armies cause they only have 1 village. When a few people attack a guy at the same time, he has to dodge (since he'll be O only/mainly) and he is done for a couple of hours.
And if you DO build D armies, you won't be able to play the game in a fun way since you can't cat others with only D.
