Another suggestion would be to palli the other claim in without a gate after getting all trees and stumps there away (and prolly destroy HFs on it) and maybe later do a seperate bw around it
Federico wrote:
I recall being able to destroy statues with 100~ str and a pickaxe. Remember that axe q does not matter when damaging buildings.
They will just take a long time.
What's the reason ppl do statues to save their vaults bw from ramming?!?
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borka wrote:Another suggestion would be to palli the other claim in without a gate after getting all trees and stumps there away (and prolly destroy HFs on it) and maybe later do a seperate bw around it
Federico wrote:
I recall being able to destroy statues with 100~ str and a pickaxe. Remember that axe q does not matter when damaging buildings.
They will just take a long time.
What's the reason ppl do statues to save their vaults bw from ramming?!?
I'm pretty sure destroying your own statues is one thing, but I'm guessing you can't destroy them otherwise (sort of how you can't destroy p claim or v claim without hitting under 50k auth)
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FictionRyu wrote:Does that cliff jump bug still work? Or did the devs fix that problem?
As far as I know it was fixed. There might be more that I am not aware of though. There are always more that just aren't brought to light until after they're used in a raid. Do you mean the house one, the chair one, or ...?
Krugz wrote:
What's the reason ppl do statues to save their vaults bw from ramming?!?
I'm pretty sure destroying your own statues is one thing, but I'm guessing you can't destroy them otherwise (sort of how you can't destroy p claim or v claim without hitting under 50k auth)[/quote]
I don't think anyone other than the LS or chief can destroy these as long as there's a village banner standing associated with them, no matter what the authority is.
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