Hello DC, to take over a village you must recruit a Governor to rule it. Governor units are made at the Palace building, and require Chests (75,000 silver each) to recruit. Once you have a Governor you can send it with attacks (make sure to escort it well, they are fragile). Each time a Governor hits a target it reduces the "Yea"; once they "Yea" drops below 50 you take over the village permanently! (This is usually 3-4 hits)
Well, unless someone else attacks and tries to take it from you.
Starting from 0 all over again every time we achieve objectives makes the game very tedious, after reaching level 150 I don´t want to start from 0 again to make it to 200. Specially since the first 120 levels are way too easy due to idols
Starting at 0, with a bonus like Idols, is the point of an incremental game. We are considering putting in something to make the first few levels bearable. =)
It would be nice to be able to start from a certain point once you reset the game, specially when higher levels are played. Having plenty of Idols and gear makes the first 100 levels boring, and dude, thats a lot of time...
Seriously Del, no one is seeing this, only you, no one sees any cheating, and you tell that without probe anything... People said before that you would make the winbill fail and I did not believe it. But it seems that you actually are like that... No one believes that accounts were created a long time ago just to wait for a winbill... does not make any sense, come on. Be fair man.
So the multiboxing votes aren't cheating? The obviously stalker-inserted votes aren't cheating? Please, complain more about me not allowing cheating to help you. As for what I did, I made the system compensate for suspicious votes. If I was wrong and everything was coincidence: the system would do nothing. Looks like I'm right and you're wrong yet again.
Win Bill that might pass?? No prob, Delos will just create an excuse so he can interact with it and ruin it... Apparently someone is cheating so he can make some changes...
Can you come up with another explanation as to why a good number of people who don't actually play the game suddenly came back just to vote in a win bill committee? Like usual, your conspiracy theories have no merit or basis in reality, and the complaints boil down to "waaaah he's not letting cheating benefit me! Waaaahhhhh"
Well, the game has literally never crashed. Would you like to see the emails from the hosting company where they admit this is entirely their servers doing it?
Clout, the game with the cockiest developer ever... The game is awesome, I am awesome, the server is awesome, if something doesn´t work its because the CIA, FBI and some UFO´s are stalking me...
Feel free to explain how cron just shuts itself off for 9 hours. The hosting company has also admitted the mysterious shutdown problems are due to their servers, not mine. Though I doubt it's the CIA or FBI doing it, as you would know if you had been paying attention. It's also a fact that the game has literally never crashed, and the only downtime of any import that wasn't caused by the stalkers was when I moved the server (which stopped their efforts for a while, which is partially how I know they're responsible.)
I really like the Stalker Idea thing, it gives the game an extra twist.. You are trying to save the country while the programmer is threatened and sabotaged. Its like "The Neverending story"
Mr. Developer (tha sounds cool). I think there is a lack of information on how to play this game, how to learn the way it works, how bills affect the country, how to analyze the country data, etc. The game is becoming more and more popular and we are a lot of newbies starting to play, and probably ruining the game a little bit by playing bills crazily. Please, teach us how to play!
Have you read the help files? They explain just about everything in detail. You can check the forums following that and ask other people specific questions as well. A lot of information about the game is purposefully obscured in order to make the game more fun, if you're talking about item/bill/ability stats.
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Hello DC, to take over a village you must recruit a Governor to rule it. Governor units are made at the Palace building, and require Chests (75,000 silver each) to recruit. Once you have a Governor you can send it with attacks (make sure to escort it well, they are fragile). Each time a Governor hits a target it reduces the "Yea"; once they "Yea" drops below 50 you take over the village permanently! (This is usually 3-4 hits) Well, unless someone else attacks and tries to take it from you.