Socrates28
Well-Known Member
I do not consider myself great at fighting and so I auto-fight almost all battles (99.9%) everywhere in the game and cater the rest. I have been learning to cover the 3rd enemy troop type in this manner: I see what major groups there are in the enemy lineup. I choose the best specialty troops to counter those threats making sure that one of those choices covers the 3rd and smallest group. Remember that each troop type actually covers 3 types of troops: itself and those it has somewhat of a boost against (Better or not so good). Whatever troop type you choose as your main one, in conjunction with the troop type 3 spaces to the right you are actually covering every enemy troop type in some manner. I will not say that this works every single time and yet it is working well for me. I also make full use of the temporary military buildings, the Fire Phoenix, and developing my military AWs.
I looking at Spire rewards I view the battles leading up to the Gate battles as the "cost of doing business" with the Boss of that gate. This is because it is the Gate battles which give the best rewards, or at least the chance of the best rewards. (Magic buildings, Dwarven Armorer, and the Genie IMO.) From time to time I do take heavy losses and I am still able to maintain this activity.
It has taken time, effort, and learning from my many mistakes to get to this point. It will be the same for you.
One thing I have learned from this game in particular is that everything is a problem until it is not! Basic supplies and coins were a problem for a long time and now I am swimming in them. It was the same with Sentient Goods, Guest Race goods, Manna and seeds. Now none of them are a problem. With time and effort it will be the same for you.
I looking at Spire rewards I view the battles leading up to the Gate battles as the "cost of doing business" with the Boss of that gate. This is because it is the Gate battles which give the best rewards, or at least the chance of the best rewards. (Magic buildings, Dwarven Armorer, and the Genie IMO.) From time to time I do take heavy losses and I am still able to maintain this activity.
It has taken time, effort, and learning from my many mistakes to get to this point. It will be the same for you.
One thing I have learned from this game in particular is that everything is a problem until it is not! Basic supplies and coins were a problem for a long time and now I am swimming in them. It was the same with Sentient Goods, Guest Race goods, Manna and seeds. Now none of them are a problem. With time and effort it will be the same for you.