because to my knowledge TW1 did have axes fighting a percentage of troops then cav fighting a percentage of troops then MA using a trickle down effect. My question about these simulators is do they run on TW1 terms or TW2. in terms of one hit clear these are right but in terms of clearing the village the fastest and having your nukes back the fastest these are completely wrong. otherwise you have to stop build stop training spies and spend nothing on coins at the same time you flood resources into it to keep the queues running. it takes 11 days to rebuild the lost zerks if you could afford to keep queues running around the clock and how many people can spare that many resources to do that with those zerks? most wouldn't have them back for a month and that is active farming every day all day all villages dry. Next the zerk nukes do not have accurate build times. You say the LC nuke isn't as strong but when you factor itn that you can hit it with 1.5 nukes instead of 1 in the same time it takes you to rebuild the ae nuke its much stronger. Look at the rebuild times as thats the most important part here. There is nothing wrong with having different types of nukes based on how and when you think you'll use them. If you can crank out a strong (not necessarily strongest, just strong) nuke in about 3 weeks, you can wear down an opponent who can retaliate with nukes that take 4-6+ weeks to complete. However, what it ultimately comes down to is the rate of attack that you can sustain on your enemy. So the two mentioned nukes would fair quite differently against these different defense builds.
The fastest nuke you can build in something like 18 days would be 250 rams and 4600 LC (this would be a weaker nuke than the first).ĭue to the fact that things are so slow to move along, many players avoid building the standard infantry defense of 8k Sp 8k SW and 4K archer for example, and do something like 3500 HC or 6k sp and 2600 HC. A nuke that takes more than 30 days would be something like 250rams 400 berserkers 6k axemen and 2600 LC (this would be a very strong nuke). It really depends on what you want from it.
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