Winterbrass wrote:Potjeh wrote:Breaking walls should be trivial if the defender doesn't meet you in battle
Guerilla defense. If you can't deal with it, stay off the field.
Winterbrass wrote:Potjeh wrote:Breaking walls should be trivial if the defender doesn't meet you in battle
Guerilla defense. If you can't deal with it, stay off the field.
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.
Repercussionist wrote:If he doesn't meet you in battle, what have you got to worry about anyways? >.< It should be harder to break into a village than to defend one. I'll admit that I would like to more, and more advanced warfare, but I don't think this is the solution we need.
Guerilla defense. If you can't deal with it, stay off the field.
Potjeh wrote:Guerilla defense. If you can't deal with it, stay off the field.
What does that even mean? The only appropriate response I can think of is "We need a slogan!".
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.
Potjeh wrote:The difference is that you have to have people on the ram 24/7 to defend it, whereas with my suggestion the defender needs to log in just once. Even if you're in an inconvenient timezone, chances are you can still make it for just that one moment.
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.
Potjeh wrote:Not a single person in a whole damn village can get to a computer at that specific time?
Potjeh wrote:And basically, your main beef with this is that it's not realistic?
Potjeh wrote:Also, please stop sassing me, it only undermines your argument.
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.
Not unreasonable or impossible. In fact, more likely than you'd think, especially with smaller villages.
Clearly you didn't read my last post. Please stare at Mr. Lennon until you realize that I clearly expressed that I dislike how inconsistent it is to give one type of construction immunity to destruction while permitting the rest to be completely destructible upon completion.
Methinks you need to pay Mr. Lennon another visit.
Karede wrote: It takes a special kind of autism to play this game
Potjeh wrote:Walling and counterwalling does put a damper in my idea here, after all. Who was it that suggested walls should take time to dry? I think that could be the solution, if walls took longer to dry than rams it wouldn't be possible to cock-block an assault when you can't break the ram till it's dry.
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