Post by Lord Nevik on Feb 6, 2014 4:00:23 GMT
OK - for the few uninitiated, please review the how-to's on a wimp drop before reading about wall drops: intnldiehards.boards.net/thread/3/wimp-drops-wd-work
Wall drops are just like wimp drops but instead of using an MG or sandbag, you use the portable wall.
Now here's the most important thing about wall drops: the first person to attack the drop MUST NOT kill the wall. Kill everything except the wall. Due to a loophole in the programming, the first person to kill a drop determines what troops are sent back. As such, it doesn't then matter what the landowner kills as the troops have already been sent back to the dropper.
Walls are expensive and time-consuming as hell to repair, which is why it is critical that if you come across a wall in a drop, you do not take it out. But they also dramatically increase the sp for the person being dropped on so it's a worthwhile pursuit.
Ideally, the person doing the wall drops will have someone following them to take out the drops immediately and avoid any possibility that the walls get taken out. The droppers army (or rather the wall that remains) gets returned to them right away.
As such, you only need about three walls to begin dropping. If you have someone waiting to take them out, you simply collect your armies then return to drop again.
So there is the wall drop! Make the most use you can out of them!
Wall drops are just like wimp drops but instead of using an MG or sandbag, you use the portable wall.
Now here's the most important thing about wall drops: the first person to attack the drop MUST NOT kill the wall. Kill everything except the wall. Due to a loophole in the programming, the first person to kill a drop determines what troops are sent back. As such, it doesn't then matter what the landowner kills as the troops have already been sent back to the dropper.
Walls are expensive and time-consuming as hell to repair, which is why it is critical that if you come across a wall in a drop, you do not take it out. But they also dramatically increase the sp for the person being dropped on so it's a worthwhile pursuit.
Ideally, the person doing the wall drops will have someone following them to take out the drops immediately and avoid any possibility that the walls get taken out. The droppers army (or rather the wall that remains) gets returned to them right away.
As such, you only need about three walls to begin dropping. If you have someone waiting to take them out, you simply collect your armies then return to drop again.
So there is the wall drop! Make the most use you can out of them!
