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Your Elvenar Team
Although I've won first place several times (with my former fs), it's not a matter of "trying" for first place. There are many fellowships that literally could not compete in any way with my former fellowship to have a reasonable chance at beating them for first place. When you have a fellowship with ace members that can easily put out 100 workshops each (or use 50 teleports for one FA ... and by the way, I've never had 50 teleports at once in my life) and pair that with a small fellowship of dedicated, hard working but less lofty players, it's like David fighting Goliath without divine intervention. There's just no way to compete. For most fellowships, offering a blueprint for number one would not help much. I DO think it would attract the fellowships that regularly reach the top 10. My current fellowship, for example, could have a good shot at reaching number one, and we'd probably try for it. But I don't think Inno should offer a prize that's only going to appeal to a very few top fellowships.
This is one of the main reasons that I compete, to finish 11 to 20th place. The Black Lotus is much more valuable to me than a trophy building.
I am! If the FA only caters to big guys, that discourages new players and in the end, Inno and everyone loses.
Nah. 29 is the most I ever used.
I seem to recall that
The Elvenar devs a bunch of ignorant morons honestly, in large part because they've long admitted that they don't actually play their own game. (kinda like having a math teacher who's never taken a math course in their life!)
And I don't get this because I think Triumph of the Tides is a pretty good evolving building. At high levels it is a solid producer of sentient goods if you choose that option. If you choose to produce seeds with it, then it is more efficient on a square for square basis than a Festival Merchant. And many advanced players have FMs in their city to produce seeds with. If you choose option 3, it is more efficient at producing Vallorian Guards than Vallorian Valor. And many advanced players have VV in their cities. It is true that it is meh at producing supplies. But high level cities rarely have issues with supplies.
Plus it is giving you population. Vallorian Valor doesn't give you this.
