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Originally Posted by sathilda
I wonder if i write in English sometimes....
I repeat :
So when a realm is under populated (i don't speak about being outnumbered here), there can be 1 or 100 opponents in the fort, there won't be enough people to break the door for the defending (those who take the fort back) realm anyway, here is the real problem. This morning attempt to free Menirah was particulary pathetic.
If a team can't take a fort, it should be because the guards, who are amazingly weak atm instead of the door. It's not a RvDoor game, and all i do since the update is breaking doors.
25 minutes for breaking a door with 2 barbs 50 and 1 knight 50 +2 mages with no enemies you call it tactics ? What tactics tell me ? Do we need some diploms or stuff... or even thinking ? Even a 6 years old kid could understand how to break a door.
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my statement is simple... your attempt on meni was pathetic because your results mirror your efforts
taking a fort with a small group against one or even outnumbering oponents isnt as hard as you make it out to be. so what if the doors hard to break it makes for better wars ESPECIALY when the home/defending realm is outnumbered it makes for more fun and enjoyable wars it give them more of a chance to defend their home soil(i speak of an experience of ignis VS alsius me being on the ignis side at aggersborg)
so really your main complaint is what? that you alone cant take down a door? or that you're really just too impacient to deal with it?
and breaking a door takes quite a bit of tactics if the fort is occupied, as does defending it. focusing on dealing damage to the door and watching out for barbs and others popping out to kill you while killing the archers and mages up on the wall to keep their player count down, id say thats quite a bit of tactics if you do it with minor casualties