Conquer Club

On fog, no spoils, unlimited, no round limit, no trench fuedal war, would it be better to be aggresive and start taking villages and castles or would it be better to camp and stack?

lol who are you
stick to aor2
depends on drop, i would take all in side tens would give ten deploy and build. From there all depends on drop of opponent.
Chuck me an invite i don't mind giving yiu a few points.

I have decent experience, but surely not the best.




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I almost always do camp and stack. Wait for your opponent to break out first. If they break out, count how many regions they took, try to find out if they took another castle or another village. If they took a village, you can break out and scout, if hes not there, take your own village or castle. Especially if they broke out very early. If they did, their is no way they can break another 10 to counter your third castle.

Exception... If you have both Feudal and Rebel, break the 10s that link them, and fort all of your troops to one stack. Thats should be a win the longer the game goes on.

Side strategy: with unlimited forts, just fort your troops, by a very low number, like 2 or 3, and then just do a few unnecessary forts. That way, your opponents have no idea how many troops you have.

codierose wrote:lol who are you
stick to aor2
depends on drop, i would take all in side tens would give ten deploy and build. From there all depends on drop of opponent.
Chuck me an invite i don't mind giving yiu a few points.

Haha wanting to learn something new.... I'll send you a message once I have a slot open. Freemium now But thanks.

MoB Deadly wrote:I have decent experience, but surely not the best.




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I almost always do camp and stack. Wait for your opponent to break out first. If they break out, count how many regions they took, try to find out if they took another castle or another village. If they took a village, you can break out and scout, if hes not there, take your own village or castle. Especially if they broke out very early. If they did, their is no way they can break another 10 to counter your third castle.

Exception... If you have both Feudal and Rebel, break the 10s that link them, and fort all of your troops to one stack. Thats should be a win the longer the game goes on.

Side strategy: with unlimited forts, just fort your troops, by a very low number, like 2 or 3, and then just do a few unnecessary forts. That way, your opponents have no idea how many troops you have.

Better than me. My map rank for feudal is like -1000 lol. Anyway thanks for the tips I'll try them out.

MoB Deadly wrote:I have decent experience, but surely not the best.




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I almost always do camp and stack. Wait for your opponent to break out first. If they break out, count how many regions they took, try to find out if they took another castle or another village. If they took a village, you can break out and scout, if hes not there, take your own village or castle. Especially if they broke out very early. If they did, their is no way they can break another 10 to counter your third castle.

Exception... If you have both Feudal and Rebel, break the 10s that link them, and fort all of your troops to one stack. Thats should be a win the longer the game goes on.

Side strategy: with unlimited forts, just fort your troops, by a very low number, like 2 or 3, and then just do a few unnecessary forts. That way, your opponents have no idea how many troops you have.

From where does this window coming from friend?

Kaskavel wrote:From where does this window coming from friend?

MapRank of course

Your Stats:

corporal Tammy be very afraid of a feudal invite

oh and the mighty crash

I'm embarrassed lol. jkjk

is there a link or something for those stats? i would like to see my stats on the maps i have played.

You can download Greasemonkey and MapRank addons to get this information. I can run yours for you in the meantime

MoB Deadly wrote:You can download Greasemonkey and MapRank addons to get this information. I can run yours for you in the meantime

thanks alot... i am glad to see i have done well in oasis