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Sub2pewds: /* Hit Point Conservation */ Missing apostrophe

2019-02-21T20:47:53Z

Hit Point Conservation: Missing apostrophe

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	==== Hit Point Conservation ====		==== Hit Point Conservation ====
	Hit points are a ~~units~~ only non-renewable resource.		Hit points are a unit's only non-renewable resource.
	Choose the attack which causes your unit the least damage,		Choose the attack which causes your unit the least damage,
	not deals out the most to the enemy.		not deals out the most to the enemy.

Shadowm at 02:28, 12 August 2017

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SiegeTank: /* Day-night cycle retreat */

2014-08-25T23:28:55Z

Day-night cycle retreat

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	However, if you play this a little smart, it will only be one village in question and only for one or at most two turns. Remember, that 1 turn costs you a net loss of 4 gold per lost village (2 less for you and 2 more for your enemy). But 4 gold is a lot less than a lost unit.		However, if you play this a little smart, it will only be one village in question and only for one or at most two turns. Remember, that 1 turn costs you a net loss of 4 gold per lost village (2 less for you and 2 more for your enemy). But 4 gold is a lot less than a lost unit.

			When dawn comes, you get the village back. If the enemy is stupid enough to stay you will crush him into pieces during the day cycles.

			Even if you don't want to attack it is essential to occupy the space between villages in order to delay the enemy when his preferred time comes.


	Edit: I agree with villages costing you 4 gold in the case where you are under the upkeep limit(you have fewer units than villages) once that limit is exceeded this becomes 6 gold per turn (3 more for you and 3 less for your opponents) since every village controlled reduces your upkeep by 1.		Edit: I agree with villages costing you 4 gold in the case where you are under the upkeep limit(you have fewer units than villages) once that limit is exceeded this becomes 6 gold per turn (3 more for you and 3 less for your opponents) since every village controlled reduces your upkeep by 1.

	~~When dawn comes, you get the village back. If the enemy is stupid enough to stay you will crush him into pieces during the day cycles.~~

	~~Even if you don't want to attack it is essential to occupy the space between villages in order to delay the enemy when his preferred time comes.~~

	<noinclude>=== See Also ===		<noinclude>=== See Also ===

SiegeTank: Minor edit to village gold per turn difference

2014-08-25T23:06:51Z

Minor edit to village gold per turn difference

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	However, if you play this a little smart, it will only be one village in question and only for one or at most two turns. Remember, that 1 turn costs you a net loss of 4 gold per lost village (2 less for you and 2 more for your enemy). But 4 gold is a lot less than a lost unit.		However, if you play this a little smart, it will only be one village in question and only for one or at most two turns. Remember, that 1 turn costs you a net loss of 4 gold per lost village (2 less for you and 2 more for your enemy). But 4 gold is a lot less than a lost unit.

			Edit: I agree with villages costing you 4 gold in the case where you are under the upkeep limit(you have fewer units than villages) once that limit is exceeded this becomes 6 gold per turn (3 more for you and 3 less for your opponents) since every village controlled reduces your upkeep by 1.

	When dawn comes, you get the village back. If the enemy is stupid enough to stay you will crush him into pieces during the day cycles.		When dawn comes, you get the village back. If the enemy is stupid enough to stay you will crush him into pieces during the day cycles.

Alem: Undo revision 46955 by BettyMorgan (Talk)

2012-08-05T21:56:32Z

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RJaguar3: /* Broad Opening Strategy Categories */ sp

2012-06-28T07:15:22Z

Broad Opening Strategy Categories: sp

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	==== Broad Opening Strategy Categories ====		==== Broad Opening Strategy Categories ====

	Depending on the size of the map, the distance between you and your nearest opponent, ~~amd~~ mobility considerations you may want to decide to open make your initial opening stress a specific competency of your force. In general these can be divided into the following categories:		Depending on the size of the map, the distance between you and your nearest opponent, and mobility considerations you may want to decide to open make your initial opening stress a specific competency of your force. In general these can be divided into the following categories:

	* Scouting Game. In this case, one recruits a large number of scouts in order to control as many villages as possible as soon as possible. This works best in large maps where the distance to the nearest opponent is quite large. Scout games tend to end up being large army games where all sides amass substantial numbers of units.		* Scouting Game. In this case, one recruits a large number of scouts in order to control as many villages as possible as soon as possible. This works best in large maps where the distance to the nearest opponent is quite large. Scout games tend to end up being large army games where all sides amass substantial numbers of units.

Crendgrim at 20:53, 20 February 2012

2012-02-20T20:53:52Z

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