Woodlandapple
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Nope, just means he has more troops left over to clear his 3rd village :icon_wink:.
Nope, just means he has more troops left over to clear his 3rd village :icon_wink:.
DeletedUser
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yeah with his farm ~18 level it's recommended not to lose any troops. :lol:
DeletedUser
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18...where did you pull that from?
I doubt anyone top 20, or even top 40-50 for that matter has farm <21
DeletedUser
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it was sarcasm. anyway, i doubt he has farm lvl 22+ full now (I'm not talking about 2 weeks ques with his barracks 5 stable 3 :lol
DeletedUser
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If you think he only had one noble how on earth do you suppose he was going to look at something in his 45x45? I haven't checked through everyone to see if anyone else has an academy but last time I checked there were 3 nobles on the world. Factor in that he isn't going to have more than 1.5k axes and 1k lc, nobling that far out on 3 nobles is more than a bit of a risk and on 1 noble is just a daft thing to suggest, doesn't take too much def to kill some little nuke like this. So to go for something closer, safer would make sense - that it was a free village is a bonus.
Farming isn't too much of a concern here there are resources to burn enough for two villages, more even. Some extra barracks close to home is nice, all can matter now on time to academy at new village, pump some barracks at first village and rush for a train, without seeing the build at the new village it is hard to see whether this was the right choice or not. Hard to believe it would have been taken if it wasn't a good candidate for a second academy, freebie or not, so I would guess this is going to work out.
DeletedUser
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Aw now someone got a village, about time. but gl :icon_cool:
DeletedUser
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The vill was gifted...
DeletedUser
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Why cant he co-train for his third village and get a larger one?
Your our BUFFET
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I know papoomio from w33 Nice guy
Nice guyDeletedUser
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DeletedUser
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And which bit of the two parts in my post where I mentioned that did you not read?
He can cotrain yes.... but with who? Nearest R4ki is not so big, maybe he can make another friend.
DeletedUser
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DeletedUser
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it was sarcasm. anyway, i doubt he has farm lvl 22+ full now (I'm not talking about 2 weeks ques with his barracks 5 stable 3 :lol
You are right my farm is not full at 22, but it is getting close to full at above 22. My barracks and stables have been higher then that for a long time....
Tanks for the love AR
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DeletedUser
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This suddenly makes me feel very far behind
DeletedUser
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Yes and no. For myself I have chosen to wait with nobles.. but I guess he could have done right. Though he miss out on some growth ,, if he has no treatment nearby I guess his choice was good. But then again, if you choose a tactic like this you can never be sure in the beginning. Well worked out for him so /care good job.
DeletedUser
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Congratz on your first village
People should need to stop hating and focus on building their smithy than an academy
People should need to stop hating and focus on building their smithy than an academy
DeletedUser
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the latter part i disagree with, i dont think you have taken into account potential troop losses etc
but hey, we will see what happens
DeletedUser
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Anyone who has ever watched PAP play will know that he's a nobling demon. He's well accustomed to the settings and after he gets going will not drop below rank 5. It will be interesting to see though
DeletedUser15106
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I think it wasn't a bad idea
If no-one else nearby is close to a noble, then that means for the near future he has 2x the barracks/stables able to pump out troops. He can also build the 2nd village up to academy far quicker than anyone near him is likely to.
With farming being so fruitful at this speed/unit speed, and everyone's villages being flooded with resources, a little bit of farming means neither village needs to suffer in terms of troops/building queues, and both can be built up as fast as they can possibly go, which appears to be much quicker than villages nearby are currently being grown. And with farming being so very fruitful, nobling inside your 13x13 is no real hindrance either.
The only thing I would say is the previous comments about focusing on barracks/stables are correct, but then troop count is relative to the troop counts of players around you... if you have no threats, then troop production can afford to be a tad slower (which is why you see a lot of rim players push HQ initially, playing for fast growth rather than faster troops).
There is also the issue of smithy level in a much lower-point village. In a packet world, smithy level is fairly important when nobling a scond village, and I'd argue that this is even more important when nobles cost 1 packet each! In a world with 1-packet nobles, noble cost is not going to be the thing that holds player back, it's the number of academy levels / nukes that will. Nobling a village with low smithy will potentially set you back for a long time, but with nobling so early, this can be accounted for and adjusted to stay ahead of the game, if the initial level wasn't too horrible, compared to what it could be projected at if he saved nobling till later
If no-one else nearby is close to a noble, then that means for the near future he has 2x the barracks/stables able to pump out troops. He can also build the 2nd village up to academy far quicker than anyone near him is likely to.
With farming being so fruitful at this speed/unit speed, and everyone's villages being flooded with resources, a little bit of farming means neither village needs to suffer in terms of troops/building queues, and both can be built up as fast as they can possibly go, which appears to be much quicker than villages nearby are currently being grown. And with farming being so very fruitful, nobling inside your 13x13 is no real hindrance either.
The only thing I would say is the previous comments about focusing on barracks/stables are correct, but then troop count is relative to the troop counts of players around you... if you have no threats, then troop production can afford to be a tad slower (which is why you see a lot of rim players push HQ initially, playing for fast growth rather than faster troops).
There is also the issue of smithy level in a much lower-point village. In a packet world, smithy level is fairly important when nobling a scond village, and I'd argue that this is even more important when nobles cost 1 packet each! In a world with 1-packet nobles, noble cost is not going to be the thing that holds player back, it's the number of academy levels / nukes that will. Nobling a village with low smithy will potentially set you back for a long time, but with nobling so early, this can be accounted for and adjusted to stay ahead of the game, if the initial level wasn't too horrible, compared to what it could be projected at if he saved nobling till later
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DeletedUser
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^ Agree
Its down to opinions and personal preferences here. There's no right or wrong way to go about this, it's down to the individual to make their decision based on the current situation they're in and what opportunities present themselves.
Pap is more than capable of handling himself, whatever he chooses to do.
Its down to opinions and personal preferences here. There's no right or wrong way to go about this, it's down to the individual to make their decision based on the current situation they're in and what opportunities present themselves.
Pap is more than capable of handling himself, whatever he chooses to do.
