I have seen a few threads about teaching noobs and newbs rather than harassing and demeaning them. And my decision to protest pws without even trying to educate people to some alternatives makes me feel like a bit of a jerk. (which i am, but hopefully i will be a helpful jerk). So if you are looking for an alternative strategy for t3 players who wish to grow without the snoozy treadmill that is pws, this is how i'm doing it. I have made a few assumptions here that i will list. First that you are t3 bc
I have seen a few threads about teaching noobs and newbs rather than harassing and demeaning them. And my decision to protest pws without even trying to educate people to some alternatives makes me feel like a bit of a jerk. (which i am, but hopefully i will be a helpful jerk). So if you are looking for an alternative strategy for t3 players who wish to grow without the snoozy treadmill that is pws, this is how i'm doing it. I have made a few assumptions here that i will list. First that you are t3 bc
Last try at this paste of my guide. Sigh... I have seen a few threads about teaching noobs and newbs rather than harassing and demeaning them. And my decision to protest pws without even trying to educate people to some alternatives makes me feel like a bit of a jerk. (which i am, but hopefully i will be a helpful jerk). So if you are looking for an alternative strategy for t3 players who wish to grow without the snoozy treadmill that is pws, this is how i'm doing it. I have made a few assumptions here that i will list. First that you are t3 bc
I explained in the guide but its not gonna let me post it. Oh well im better at protesting than teaching anyway. Sigh...
For some reason, many people have had chunks of their posts cut off. I am going to test you posting a big wall of text and seeing if it gets cut off. There will be some gaps because that seems where most get cut off. This is after the first gap and I will just make a lot of filler for this paragraph, just like I will for the next few. I won't include much actual information, just filler to make this a lot of writing. You really don't need to read this as it is just a test of the forums and a possible glitch/character limit. While some threads have long posts, they are just the spammers who put in tons of returns. I almost accidentally just posted this, but that weird glitch happened. I wonder if that glitch, the one that says subject: and then what you posted, has anything to do with parts of posts being cut off. This isn't really that much, but I hope it is enough. Congratulations on reading a lot of useless junk. Now for another test: I will say "end" at the end of the thread. Plus And
Ok. My findings have shown that length and paragraphs don't seem to effect anything, but the plus symbol doesn't appear. The and symbol also cuts off everything after it.
I have seen a few threads about teaching noobs and newbs rather than harassing and demeaning them. And my decision to protest pws without even trying to educate people to some alternatives makes me feel like a bit of a jerk. (which i am, but hopefully i will be a helpful jerk). So if you are looking for an alternative strategy for t3 players who wish to grow without the snoozy treadmill that is pws, this is how i'm doing it. I have made a few assumptions here that i will list. First that you are t3 bc ans potted up to 500 or more of all def items. Secondly that you have max plunder and at least 2m ally bonus stats. Finally i assume you know of a few t3 inactives. The fun of this method is that you will see constant improvement even when you are saving for that next big upgrade. Step one is troop spending. I recommend you start with 3 to 5 hits on a small target from the battle list. Dont worry if you fail. You arent wasting many troops this way. Next hit your inactives until you are out of troops or the inactive goes dtw. Spend any remaining troops on the first quest mining for nobility points. Step 2 is spending money Bank half of your money for upgrades. You will lose 25% on resale but it is better than losing more on retalliation hits from bl. Plus it keeps your money easily separated. The other half you should invest in an ally. Buy a good stat ally. You want it to be bought back. If an ally was bought from you, add that money to your purchase. The higher value ally the more profit you will make when it is bought. This way you are investing half of your money in immediate upgrades while the long upgrades build up. Dont invest all your money in allies tho because the market moves slowly and you cant count on them being bought when you need them to. You should enjoy regular stat increases from allies increasing your win ratio and a steadily increased total ally value. Step 3 upgrade path First get one t4 fully upgraded. You want that 1.3b nobility trade value as quickly as possible. Next change all t3's to lv1 t4's as they are slightly stronger and easy to get. Then change them all to lv2 ect. By the time you get to the really expensive upgrades you should be heavily invested in the ally market and it will begin to return your investment. Step 4 rules of thumb 1) always hunt for good allies. Never buy one quickly. 2) when a big ally is bought that can pay for your next upgrade use the money to upgrade rather than reinvest it in another ally. Its there after all to aid your progress. 3)if you are going to be away for an hour or more always spend all of your troops in the above method. 4) never waste more than 5 attacks on the bl. Not because of farming rules but because your chance of success is greatly reduced. 5) never use attack pots. Focus instead on smaller targets in the bl. If you fail you are out nothing. 6) banking your upgrade money is optional if you are good at remembering how much goes where. I am not. Retalliation hits are sadly rare so you wont really lose much. I personally need to bank to keep my ally money and my upgrade money seperate. 7) enjoy your constant progress as you build toward bc. I often brag about growing without osfs and pws but never explained how. I hope this helps people become less dependant on others for their growth. Seeing your ally stats go up every day keeps your interest alive while you wait for those big 15b dollar upgrades. Now back to my vow of silence. I know its not going to kill pws but it is pretty lulzy to do only emoji.