Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

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Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby ironvamp » Wed Aug 10, 2011 12:54 am

Like say I have a brick wall and I want another brick wall for extra safety, is that possible or not?

Let me clarify, say I have a brickwall. I want to place another brickwall directly behind it, would it be possible to do that? Like when people put a palisade and a brickwall together.
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby TeckXKnight » Wed Aug 10, 2011 1:11 am

Of course, why wouldn't it be?
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby DatOneGuy » Wed Aug 10, 2011 2:15 am

Don't do this, leave one tile between them. When a brickwall gets damaged and does it's 'cascade' it' does damage to any brickwall in any cardinal direction from the original one damaged/broken.

Meaning it offers no additional protection.
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby Kurundo » Wed Aug 10, 2011 2:20 am

Thanks for that tip DOG, I didn't know that one.
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby dagrimreefah3 » Wed Aug 10, 2011 5:34 am

DatOneGuy wrote:Don't do this, leave one tile between them. When a brickwall gets damaged and does it's 'cascade' it' does damage to any brickwall in any cardinal direction from the original one damaged/broken.

Meaning it offers no additional protection.


Holy crap you just saved me so much work tyVM!
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby Patchouli_Knowledge » Wed Aug 10, 2011 7:54 am

In honesty 15 tiles or 50 tiles should be better than 1 tiles. With 15 tiles, it will take a second ram to penetrate in case they somehow broke through the first. 50 tiles is so that you are not in view of a sniper as the game only allows you to see a maximum distant of 50 tiles.
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby burgingham » Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:31 am

Yep, I don't see any additional value for a second wall 1 tile apart either. The same ram that destroys the first wall will destroy the second one too. Do what Patch is saying and you are way better off.
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby DatOneGuy » Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:40 am

Patchouli_Knowledge wrote:In honesty 15 tiles or 50 tiles should be better than 1 tiles. With 15 tiles, it will take a second ram to penetrate in case they somehow broke through the first. 50 tiles is so that you are not in view of a sniper as the game only allows you to see a maximum distant of 50 tiles.

15? Can't a ram go 25?

burgingham wrote:Yep, I don't see any additional value for a second wall 1 tile apart either. The same ram that destroys the first wall will destroy the second one too. Do what Patch is saying and you are way better off.

My point in general was for someone who wanted that what I assume is 'double the time to get through', to shoot the intruders or what have you.
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby Patchouli_Knowledge » Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:54 am

It will take you 1,120 extra bricks for 14 extra tile distance 1,920 for 24 extra, and 3,920 for 49 extra but in exchange you make your village much less vulnerable to ram, assuming you patrol it, the last one renders you virtually unsnipable unless they penetrated the first wall. It also renders some siege method such as strongboxed rams much less potent.

It seems like 15 for me, DoG, at least for the rams we used.
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Re: Is it possible to build a double brickwall?

Postby DatOneGuy » Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:55 am

I've used the 50 forever, never saw the point in the 'just past a ram' method.

However, I could see how someone might find it attractive.
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