Hiding Under Shield "Strategy"
Dear Developers... The Shield Settings in War needs to be reviewed!!! A time limit on Shields needs to be put in place.. Or a point system for teams that have all cities active out side of the ...
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The "don't dome them if they're leading" strategy sounds to me like a good strategy for loosing the war. When your wars are typically over in the first two hours then you doing something wrong.
Maybe some of the following tips can help:
1. Most important is the start of attack phase, choose the best start point, to have as many members of your team online as possible.
2. Overkill, overkill, overkill! Coordinate your attacks with your team. One member brings an enemy down to 1, then another member use a large attack.
3. Always focus on the strongest enemy cities first - the enemies that are making the points. Dome them as soon as possible to force them to repair. This gives you more targets to get more points.
Maybe some of the following tips can help:
1. Most important is the start of attack phase, choose the best start point, to have as many members of your team online as possible.
2. Overkill, overkill, overkill! Coordinate your attacks with your team. One member brings an enemy down to 1, then another member use a large attack.
3. Always focus on the strongest enemy cities first - the enemies that are making the points. Dome them as soon as possible to force them to repair. This gives you more targets to get more points.
We do all of these things, and it's still typically one of two results. We either get a 30 or 40 thousand point lead and the other team quits or the opponent gets ahead of us and stays under their domes. Either way, it's boring. If the war is over in the first couple hours then just make Wars last four to six hours long.
Yes, hiding under a dome is quite frustrating. But I find this more common when you’re battling smaller clubs, generally half your clubs size. Gives them more targets. My solution recommendation would be two things, either match clubs by size, or non active cities, say who have not played the game, or haven’t participated in a war for 4-6 months, be excluded from participating in a war. So they can’t attack or be attacked. Might level the playing field a bit.
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