I watched my bro play and he had a inmortal tank army that was invicelbe with 90 attack and 90 defense with only 2 upgrades without eginiering loyalty grand genral or any other defense upgrade.

Nice, getting strong armies is very helpful for taking down strong enemy fortifications.

that's because he was playing on either chiefton or warlord difficulty,

chiefton= + 100% attack
warlord= +50% attack

otherwise it's not possible

that's because he was playing on either chiefton or warlord difficulty,

chiefton= + 100% attack
warlord= +50% attack

otherwise it's not possible

Battleship army, fundamentalism, samurai castle, all veteran and he got 90 attack. Then, with english you can have more, obviously.

oh ok. thank u.

The british Naval Support bonus got my Knights army to beat Veteran Modern Infantry -_-

How did the British bonus help you? I'm really curious--my math is fuzzy I guess. I mean, it's only a +1 bonus isn't it? So at the most you have a what, +1.5 bonus, right? Naval support is 1/2 right?

HEY! That's another question! When you have a battleship say, it's a base attack of +18 right? Okay, then if you are Fundamentalist, that makes it a 19. My question then is, how does the ROUNDING GO!?!?! Is it up or down? Do you get 9 or 10 when it's naval support? Does it change when you're the attacker or defender? Does it round up when you defend but down when you attack.