I used the guild swap threads and the 1.9 thread but nowadays it seems like every time I post my Arc, it slows down the threads (no one takes it for hours and sometimes a day and half – I posted in guild thread about this and waiting to hear back) How do I get the Arc to 80? Getting it to 70 was ok-ish but now it is sloooow and expensive. Are recurring quests worth it in CE? The buildings are big and I feel like I would be better off producing lower age goods for my lower guild members or to sellģ. Based on that, should it be AO and CdM first (the increase both)? Or Himeiji, Hagia and Cape?Ģ.
Which GB should I focus on? My objective is to maximize FP production and attack strength. I complete GE4 easily (auto 1 to 3 and manual for 4), do 40-70 GbG fights per day (depends on availability) and regularly raid the neighborhood from 1st to last (those that do not use the help button)ġ. I was able to get advanced troops (4 Hoover tanks and other misc.) as well as add more levels to my Great Buildings (GB). 12.Thanks to the feedback from this thread, I moved to Contemporary Era (CE) and I am in the process of settling there for a long time. When isolation stops you from spending an actual night cooped up with friends somewhere, why not do it in Until Dawn, instead? Minus the Wendigos, obviously. The gameplay in Until Dawn is mostly made of quicktime events and, much like in Life is Strange, the butterfly effect is employed throughout the story to ensure that the player is constantly aware of the consequences of their rash actions - something which raises the stakes of the game and makes for a much more intriguing trawl through the woods than your usual horror fare. Often billed as one of the most inventive survival horror games around, this 2015 hit from Supermassive Games is the story of one night spent in the snowy Blackwood Mountains, where you switch in and out of playing as eight different characters all of whom must band together to escape from the varying, mysterious terrors crashing their winter gathering.
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