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It will be a very interesting war. If Dust can defend their front villages well enough then it will be a very tough fight
It will be a very interesting war. If Dust can defend their front villages well enough then it will be a very tough fight
Mighty big if. If HRV is serious about going to war with Dust, I expect Dust to be crippled within a month and gone (under 1 million points, at least) within 2.
I would guess HRV has more nukes than Dust has villages :icon_confused:. Not much of a fight there.
For those of you posting stats, do me a favor and put the whole Dust family into the equation. Right now, yes it looks impressive with Dust nobling 3 villages and losing 0, but not if Dust~2 lost say 10 villages. You have to include all parts in the war, otherwise your propaganda loses effect, and ends up looking bad on you.
And I'm curious about the method you used for counting CBK. I count one fighting front for =HRV=, not 3. =HRV= is not at war with C2, and as far as I know, they aren't at war with Plight or *MK* either.
Early on I expect to see the war stats favoring Dust since =HRV= looks to have some isolated villages in Dust territory that'll probably fall easily, but after that I expect to see =HRV= methodically push in from the north and ~LS~ to come in from the west.
Do you really want to get into that?
Alright, let's assume HRV has a 1:1 ratio of offense to defense. That means 4k nukes that they could rain down on you. Let's assume they take 2 nukes per village of yours. They'd clear half your villages, and then close range noblers would rain down upon the undefended villages.
2 nukes, even with bad morale, will kill a lot of your troops, and unless you selectively stack, you're definitely going to lose a lot. Not to mention all they have to do is send in a few trains along with them and a bunch of fakes to make your noobs panic, and the war is almost over. Not a very hard thing to do really.
Ok, explaining it like that makes it better. I didn't know of a merge between 2 Dust families.Jurasu, I did say post them how you like. I posted them the way I wanted to, HRV can post them how they want to. Shroud's conquers against HRV are 0-0 so it makes no difference and I merged Dust~2 into the family so we'll be gone soon.
3 fronts? I've already said Windex, Coal and Dust. Whether you regard them as major fronts or not, they are still 3 fronts and in different areas. Also why should the stats favour Dust early on? HRV declared on us as they've already said, so they had plenty of time to stack all of the villages in our areas, therefore I don't expect them to favour us at the start. I expect them to be close at the start and later on, it will either stay close or one side will clearly be winning.
Ok, explaining it like that makes it better. I didn't know of a merge between 2 Dust families.
And I don't consider that 3 fronts. There are 3 seperate enemy tribes, but they are all to the south, so that is one front.
I find it funny that I side with you and your tribe, saying Dust will see some victory early on, and you try to argue with me? Yes =HRV= probably did stack them, but even a stacked village can only take so many hits.
You also make an argument against Orel that you can stack, dodge, snipe, etc, but again, the sheer number of villages =HRV= has once again comes into play. 8k+ villages. Now I'll take my normal nuke into account for this. I use 250 rams. If I were to send them all out as fakes, except for one which I would send all the troops with, that would be 250 attacks with only 1 real. Now if =HRV= has a 1:1 ratio, you can multiply that by 4000. That's 1,000,000 incomings, with only 4000 of them real. Now add onto that the popularity of building cats in defensive villages, a normal number being 200. So take the other 4000 defensive villages, each with 200 cats that can be sent out, that's yet another 800,000 incomings. So you now have 1,800,000 incomings, but only 4000 are real. I would really like to try to see you find the real ones, because there's no way you'd be able dodge all those attacks.
Add to that the villages of ~LS~ as well. And you might say something along the lines of "Well they won't be attacking with every single village, or have all the numbers you suggested," but even taking half that number is still more than you can handle.
Also, you've never been in a major war like this with such a big tribe, so you probably don't realize that morale that comes into play either. I'm not talking about the morale that protects smaller players. I'm talking about will to play the game. If you log in everyday to the sight of a thousand new incomings everyday, you would find that this game isn't as fun as you once though, and suddenly you have a ton of frontline players quitting.
Now this could work either way, but I think this is where =HRV= size and experience will come into play, and eventually give them, and ~LS~, the victory