Then, every 12 seconds, a unit on your team will die. Let’s say your opponent builds a death pit. Normally on the battlefield, there are x units belonging to your team. Apply an aoe effect centered around that unit. Apply a single targeted effect to that unit.Ģ. Randomly select a unit out of all of your opponent’s units.Ģ. All killing special buildings work in a similar way:ġ.
I will try my best to explain the reasoning behind it. Many people who simply hear about it do not the grasp the concept of why it works. If you have never played the farming strategy, at first it may seem silly. After examining and analyzing the replays, we began to suspect there was great validity in the farming strategy. However, after they started adapting, we started to lose a few rounds. The Koreans would still always lose to us, because of their unfamiliarity of mass special strategies and our better timing. As one of the first non-Koreans to play castle fight on the Asia server, farming seemed awkward to me at first as well. The farming technique was developed long ago by Koreans to counter special buildings in any amount. The combination of mass wizards and silver glades, at the time, seemed to be the only option that could overcome mass specials, until the farming strategy was discovered and employed. Then a long war of mass treasure boxes could ensue, until one courageous team would sync and release all their units. The problem with this metagame was that it led people to turn off unit production to avoid feeding your opponent bounty. No responses to this post should be about mass specials vs mass unit producing buildings, as this guide is about farming.
Many forumers who have not played against competent people who use this strategy will disagree, but I can assure you this is true. No matter what kinds of units you made, just a few of these special killer buildings would decimate all the units on the field. No matter how hard you tried, no ordinary strategy could be used to combat the combination of obelisks, wells of pain, magic tower ruins, and/or death pits. Other terms it may be referred to include boxing and caging.Ī few months ago, the strategy of mass special buildings seemed unstoppable. “Farming,” the official term coined by the Koreans, refers to the strategy of trapping units in a box in your own base, so they remain stationary and do not engage in combat. Specific ways to farm versus specific special buildings
0 kommentar(er)
