Closed Week #64 2018-07-23

[Emberguard]

yeah pretty much unless you're not heavy questing CF is great just for maximising on the smaller event quests though that give random everything.

Certainly handy once you go up an age

 

[DeletedUser112892]

yeah pretty much unless you're not heavy questing CF is great just for maximising on the smaller event quests though that give random everything.

Certainly handy once you go up an age

What is more important, it saves up space and population you would need to build goods buildings. Plus, you have steady and safe supply line of goods that cannot be plundered, in difference with goods buildings.

 

[Ati2]

With Arc too, players who have high CF also hold huge power in their hands

Yeah, with that combo, you can pretty much get anything you want.

 

[Deep the Fried Potato]

Plus it's still the prettiest GB of them all ^__^

 

[AussieAlex]

pretty plain post

 

[vikingraider]

In my IA city, just using normal collections, I can do around 30 RQ per day. That's collect coins, spend fps, UBP and 1 collect supplies(from DT). If I feel like it and have spare time I'll do UBP for 30 minutes

 

[Ati2]

Plus it's still the prettiest GB of them all ^__^

Which one?

 

[Deep the Fried Potato]

Which one?

The Chateau! Subjectively of course. But in all my worlds i try to put event buildings next to it for even more prettiness haha

 

[Emberguard]

What is more important, it saves up space and population you would need to build goods buildings. Plus, you have steady and safe supply line of goods that cannot be plundered, in difference with goods buildings.

It does but only to a certain extent. For me it could never fully replace goods buildings. I just wouldn't be spending enough time on recurring events, especially not in Iron Age with so many clicks needed for it if I'm relying on the UB quests. Still a good building to have regardless as long as your city is built in a way that can support its' size. Which with the Inno, mine is.

 

[Ati2]

The Chateau! Subjectively of course. But in all my worlds i try to put event buildings next to it for even more prettiness haha

My favorite is the Observatory.

 

[DeletedUser112892]

It does but only to a certain extent. For me it could never fully replace goods buildings. I just wouldn't be spending enough time on recurring events, especially not in Iron Age with so many clicks needed for it if I'm relying on the UB quests. Still a good building to have regardless as long as your city is built in a way that can support its' size. Which with the Inno, mine is.

My example:
With CF, I spare space for 5-6 goods buildings, because I produce 150-200 goods every day through RQs. What is better, without trading, I have enough of every good of my age. Only thing I need is to downtrade for HMA goods, as I need them for GE too.
And, I spend 30mins every day on RQs.

 

[DeletedUser113110]

Morning post

 

[Deep the Fried Potato]

When youve got a powerful ZAC and you collect enough goods e.g. for me it was around the 2000 per good mark, and you've got enough of everything else, you can begin to think about letting the goods buildings go. Youll be fighting most of GE so there wont be many other places you need to use those goods anyway.

 

[DeletedUser112892]

When youve got a powerful ZAC and you collect enough goods e.g. for me it was around the 2000 per good mark, and you've got enough of everything else, you can begin to think about letting the goods buildings go. Youll be fighting most of GE so there wont be many other places you need to use those goods anyway.

Absolutely agree. And you will need space for more useful GBs and FP production buildings.

 

[DeletedUser113110]

Hello @Deep the Fried Potato !

 

[Ati2]

Only thing I need is to downtrade for HMA goods, as I need them for GE too.

Interestingly, downtrading seems to be a real pain, at least for me. Even if I offer twice as many newer-age goods for the lower-age goods. Ah well, a high enough military bonus will solve this issue eventually.

 

[DeletedUser112892]

Interestingly, downtrading seems to be a real pain, at least for me. Even if I offer twice as many newer-age goods for the lower-age goods. Ah well, a high enough military bonus will solve this issue eventually.

Yeah, I have problems too. One guildmate is the only person I can 100% rely on to accept those trades.

 

[Deep the Fried Potato]

My favorite is the Observatory.

Yeaa...that's definitely a really good one too. Definitely top 5 if not top 3.

Hello @Deep the Fried Potato !

Heyy King! Good to see you here again too!

Interestingly, downtrading seems to be a real pain, at least for me. Even if I offer twice as many newer-age goods for the lower-age goods.

Really? Wow I'll take all those trades just PM them all to me! Hmm..sounds like you need to change up your FL or maybe even more so..your guild!

 

[Ati2]

Hmm..sounds like you need to change up your FL or maybe even more so..your guild!

Keep in mind that I'm in Iron Age. Nobody from my guild is in Bronze Age to take these goods. However, every newbie who is just starting out, and is advancing ahead like crazy, needs goods. This would be a cheap place for them to get them. But most of them probably don't even know the market exists.

I have a clear "message me first, and only then send a friend request" policy, explained on my profile. The other day this guy sends me a request. I reject it. He sends it again. I reject it. Sends it again. I reject it and ask him why he thinks I'll accept it when I'm pretty clear on how this works. He says he's not here to read. Okkkkkkay. No more questions.

 

[Deep the Fried Potato]

Hahhah good one. Yea I'm in IA in all my worlds except my main one too. IA is super comfortable all except for the goods issued that's why it's even more important to rush the ZAC there to at least an L10. Now I've got no worries at all in my side worlds I just swing by and check how they're doing.