Galan_Dracos
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Majesty. His LB was over a year plus I think. Longer than the rest of the spenders
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BloodLad said:whats a bank? and what is the best build for a bank?
DN_Kassio said:Classically a bank would be an account outside of your clan that is holding a lot of cash (it could be open, invested in decent allies that sell, crap allies to drop and in pots/bronze bars).
As your bank should be an account that earns gold rather fast, you'd choose an eb build. Guild hansels were very popular as they earned relatively well compared to their cost. Nowadays you'd probably put your bank in a decent SS/TS/AFF clan (or b2b HTE clan if you feel rich) while in the past you'd hit b2b hauntings.
In order to keep your bank hidden during your osws, it would ideally buy backside allies from your osw buddies who would then strip your opponent. Risky business against experienced osw clans. Once your bank would be discovered (burned), it would be an easy strip target due to its eb build...
In a certain sense, nowadays big LB players like IMF or Woolooloop are banks for their clans while being on the front row. Due to their huge stats, massive BFA, it's very difficult to inflict them significant losses and they are able to ally trade and have gold open in plain sight. Laoda, Redstar and Cella would have been such banks in last year's Zaft vs UC/Apoc osw. As however the huge strip on Harb has shown, such a tactic might still be risky against an opponent able to gather the stripfunds needed.
Zontho said:DN_Kassio said:Classically a bank would be an account outside of your clan that is holding a lot of cash (it could be open, invested in decent allies that sell, crap allies to drop and in pots/bronze bars).
As your bank should be an account that earns gold rather fast, you'd choose an eb build. Guild hansels were very popular as they earned relatively well compared to their cost. Nowadays you'd probably put your bank in a decent SS/TS/AFF clan (or b2b HTE clan if you feel rich) while in the past you'd hit b2b hauntings.
In order to keep your bank hidden during your osws, it would ideally buy backside allies from your osw buddies who would then strip your opponent. Risky business against experienced osw clans. Once your bank would be discovered (burned), it would be an easy strip target due to its eb build...
In a certain sense, nowadays big LB players like IMF or Woolooloop are banks for their clans while being on the front row. Due to their huge stats, massive BFA, it's very difficult to inflict them significant losses and they are able to ally trade and have gold open in plain sight. Laoda, Redstar and Cella would have been such banks in last year's Zaft vs UC/Apoc osw. As however the huge strip on Harb has shown, such a tactic might still be risky against an opponent able to gather the stripfunds needed.
I Cant Thank You Enough For This Info!
In the past i have many times posted about asking more info on banks..never got an answer as good as this one..Thanks !
Even A thread Would be appreciated on Banks by not just you..anyone who has enough info
IIIIIl-Obama8MyChicken-lIIlIl said:Or, you know, have multiple banks that look nothing like banks.
DirtyLarry_ said:IIIIIl-Obama8MyChicken-lIIlIl said:Or, you know, have multiple banks that look nothing like banks.
How do build you build them to look nothing banks and how do you block the ally tracker system from finding them?
FireBallDashReborn said:Is my war record good or bad?
MikeDawg said:FireBallDashReborn said:Is my war record good or bad?
You do indi wars I'm assu!ing. You're an average warrior I'm assuming. So your shot at winning each time should be 50 percent. Now if we do a binomial CDF to find the chance that you win 8 out of 12 wars, we conclude that there is a 19 percent probability that you did this well merely by chance. So, statistically speaking, its nothing great because the traditional benchmark is 5 percent
I do. Always good to read something that isn't long winded and repetitiveDirtyLarry_ said:legit question :lol:
Does anyone actually read my long winded answers?
Or understand them?
2nd party is in this case ATA and 3rd party any other appFireBallDashReborn said:Also what is the difference between a 2cd and 3rd party app?