DeletedUser80534
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Early wars aren't really a choice. It is a must for any tribe to eliminate K threats as soon as they can to thereby gain dominance of their entire K.
From the pov of a dominant tribe. There will be skirmishes for sure, and a few tribe members might be lost and have setbacks. If skirmishes can be avoided, you can gain a head start, having higher troop counts and better villages, etc.
However, as soon as a threat presents itself it must be dealt with. For instance, another well co-ordinated tribe is popping acads. But this might not happen at all, and whoever popped acads near you might be easy targets, in which case you can continue growth without much conflict improving your head start.
Your entire K might even be filled with food instead of threats, in which case you're bound to clash with a tribe next door at some point as you move to midgame.
Not needing to face any threats in early game will extremely improve the head start, but might induce boredom.
I dont think there is much of a choice on whether or not you need to war a threat on your K, but you can play some diplo to try and delay the inevitable.
Looking from the pov of the less organised tribe filled with bad village builders without troops. They would not be able to compete with the better tribe in early game, and thus even while knowing a threat exists, wont be able to do anything about it. For instance, better tribe is popping acads while slow tribe is popping spearz.
Whatever skirmish they initiate will only add to their already massive setback while doing nothing will make them food.
Attempting to deal with the threat of a better tribe is near to impossible in early game because they simply lack the resources. The only way for them to compete is by being noobs in numbers. Families, hugging, retarded development.
So yea, avoiding wars early on is better for the dominant tribe, but not so great for the underdogs. For survival they need to act together in greater numbers.
I'm sure there are some other great tribes on the K though, who are simply behind because they didnt account push. With a well co-ordinated war and allies, they could still take the top spot.
From the pov of a dominant tribe. There will be skirmishes for sure, and a few tribe members might be lost and have setbacks. If skirmishes can be avoided, you can gain a head start, having higher troop counts and better villages, etc.
However, as soon as a threat presents itself it must be dealt with. For instance, another well co-ordinated tribe is popping acads. But this might not happen at all, and whoever popped acads near you might be easy targets, in which case you can continue growth without much conflict improving your head start.
Your entire K might even be filled with food instead of threats, in which case you're bound to clash with a tribe next door at some point as you move to midgame.
Not needing to face any threats in early game will extremely improve the head start, but might induce boredom.
I dont think there is much of a choice on whether or not you need to war a threat on your K, but you can play some diplo to try and delay the inevitable.
Looking from the pov of the less organised tribe filled with bad village builders without troops. They would not be able to compete with the better tribe in early game, and thus even while knowing a threat exists, wont be able to do anything about it. For instance, better tribe is popping acads while slow tribe is popping spearz.
Whatever skirmish they initiate will only add to their already massive setback while doing nothing will make them food.
Attempting to deal with the threat of a better tribe is near to impossible in early game because they simply lack the resources. The only way for them to compete is by being noobs in numbers. Families, hugging, retarded development.
So yea, avoiding wars early on is better for the dominant tribe, but not so great for the underdogs. For survival they need to act together in greater numbers.
I'm sure there are some other great tribes on the K though, who are simply behind because they didnt account push. With a well co-ordinated war and allies, they could still take the top spot.
