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Mateusz_Zboj
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Dual layer palisade
Is it a good idea to make a dual layer palisade? I mean usefullness/cost.
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sabinati
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AAlex
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Re: Dual layer palisade
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
They got about 2 layers done before they got raided... Doesn't exactly make it harder to raid, Just more annoying
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thirty-seven
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Re: Dual layer palisade
Depends on what do u call usefull.Mateusz_Zboj wrote:Is it a good idea to make a dual layer palisade? I mean usefullness/cost.
Palisade is a temporary noob shield while u're building a brickwall.
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Girlinhat
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Re: Dual layer palisade
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.
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.
