Defence Facility Encyclopedia

Nov 03, 2008, 04:19 AM [Reply]

Ballista Tower

Ballista Towers provides superb additional firepower to any defence.

Viper Trap

Set traps and put vipers into it to cause damage to your enemy.

Nail Trap

Dig deep pits and set spears so as to give fatal damage to the assaulting enemies.

City Wall

Huge Stone Wall is awe-inspiring for attackers.

Overheated Oil

Splash boiling oil to the enemies, and cause fatal damage to the attackers.

Moat

Excavate entrenchments around your city and draw river to build moat, providing better defence for you city.

Arrow Culverin

A good defensive tool able to shoot the attackers from different angles with thousands of arrows.

Hell Gate

Top-secreted military strategy.

Newing(79531)

Nov 07, 2008, 11:11 PM [Reply]

very good,thanks bruce.

shakey(3622129)

Nov 25, 2008, 10:24 AM [Reply]

But what make "Hell Gate"?

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2008-11-25 10:40:42

79531

????
what do you mean?
hell gate = very powerful defensive structure

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7514938

Dec 03, 2008, 10:51 AM [Reply]

how to attack????????????

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2008-12-03 14:59:09

79531

1. build an army
2. military -> send
3.input the location in the top box, select what troops you want to send, select mission, select hero
4.click submit->submit->confirm(or something like that)
5. wait for your report on how disastrously your attack was(lol joking)

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mani(8071499)

Dec 06, 2008, 08:24 PM [Reply]

how to defence ???????????

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2008-12-07 09:44:43

Leon64(79531)

Well it does that automatically if an army is approaching. Just make sure your army is at your city when enemy army comes. If you have a friend that plays the game, you can ask them to support your city by sending supporting troops instead of attacking.

mani(8071499)

Dec 06, 2008, 08:36 PM [Reply]

What should i use to calculate my battle success? By straight plus/minus between attacker and defencer?

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2008-12-07 16:37:24

79531

nice suggestion, a simulator

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8702513

Jan 27, 2009, 10:30 PM [Reply]

I used to play an online game called Battle Corp, and it had a battle calculator. There was no tech involved though. You could enter the totals of the different types of attacking troops, the totals of different types of defending troops, & the totals of different types of defending structures. The calculator would give you a percentage of who should win. However, there were times when someone won a battle where they only had 1 percent of a probability of winning.

Global War King(8690182)

Jan 28, 2009, 07:40 PM [Reply]

Anyone know enough about the math to make a simulator? Has anyone tried making a database of battles?

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