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Dual layer palisade

Postby Mateusz_Zboj » Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:31 pm

Is it a good idea to make a dual layer palisade? I mean usefullness/cost.
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Re: Dual layer palisade

Postby sabinati » Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:38 pm

no.
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Re: Dual layer palisade

Postby AAlex » Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:44 pm

Some guys did that near me, they were doing 3 layers for some reason...

They got about 2 layers done before they got raided... Doesn't exactly make it harder to raid, Just more annoying 8-)
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Re: Dual layer palisade

Postby thirty-seven » Tue Jul 26, 2011 1:20 am

Mateusz_Zboj wrote:Is it a good idea to make a dual layer palisade? I mean usefullness/cost.

Depends on what do u call usefull.

Palisade is a temporary noob shield while u're building a brickwall.
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Re: Dual layer palisade

Postby Girlinhat » Tue Jul 26, 2011 5:19 am

If you palisade ~15 tiles apart, it can help. A battering ram can only be moved so far before it breaks. About 7 over normal terrain, roughly double over paved. Don't quote me on those numbers, I don't recall exactly, but it's less than 20 tiles I remember. Anyways, if the two palisades are that far apart, then that means repairing the ram from one attack to another, and that's, what, and 8 hour delay extra? Not much, but sometimes the little bits count.

Palisade touching palisade is worthless, so easy to just push the ram one tile and continue. A few pots of tea and the stamina cost of destruction is null. Or just burn stamina, you're about to be eating your enemy's stores anyways.
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