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DCJoeDog: Rollback from vandalism

DCJoeDog — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 18:22:40 GMT

Rollback from vandalism

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-	~~¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ~~	+	A [[farm]] is an isle which a player uses in order to gain resources. Farms are most likely to be inactive players, but could be active ones. Farms are of course incredibly important to the player who wants to do very well, as this is an external source of [[gold]] and other resources above what they can produce themselves..
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		+	==Finding Farms==
		+	The easiest method is to look within your immediate area. Note scores and [[personal details]] of players nearby. If their score does not move much they could be [[inactive]]. A [[spy]] or series of spies will confirm this, if their storehouses are full, (you can tell this is all resources are at the same level for example 38337, which is a level 20 storehouses maximum level). Sending a 'hello' message will also confirm if they are inactive.
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		+	==Farming==
		+	Whether active or not the farmer will want to take out a few key buildings before starting to farm.
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		+	Units and buildings to destroy:
		+	* ALL units
		+	* Stone Wall (to stop the 11LWS loss each attack
		+	* Main House (to stunt growth if farm becomes active again)
		+	* Stone Quarry (not a resource generally in demand but seriously stunts growth if farm becomes active again)
		+	* Barracks (to stunt growth if farm becomes active again)
		+
		+	Other buildings, especially the Gold Mine and Lumber Mill should be left to maximise the profit on the farm.
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		+	[[Category:Strategy]]

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ: goddamn you

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 23:50:55 GMT

goddamn you

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-	~~Anilingus~~	+	¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ

Anilingus at 23:48, 22 August 2007

Anilingus — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 23:48:41 GMT

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-	~~¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ~~	+	Anilingus

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ at 21:52, 22 August 2007

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 21:52:41 GMT

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-	A [[farm]] is an isle which a player uses in order to gain resources. Farms are most likely to be inactive players, but could be active ones. Farms are of course incredibly important to the player who wants to do very well, as this is an external source of [[gold]] and other resources above what they can produce themselves..	+	¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ
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-	~~==Finding Farms==~~	+
-	The easiest method is to look within your immediate area. Note scores and [[personal details]] of players nearby. If their score does not move much they could be [[inactive]]. A [[spy]] or series of spies will confirm this, if their storehouses are full, (you can tell this is all resources are at the same level for example 38337, which is a level 20 storehouses maximum level). Sending a 'hello' message will also confirm if they are inactive.	+
-		+
-	~~==Farming==~~	+
-	~~Whether active or not the farmer will want to take out a few key buildings before starting to farm.~~	+
-		+
-	~~Units and buildings to destroy:~~	+
-	* ALL units	+
-	* Stone Wall (to stop the 11LWS loss each attack	+
-	* Main House (to stunt growth if farm becomes active again)	+
-	* Stone Quarry (not a resource generally in demand but seriously stunts growth if farm becomes active again)	+
-	* Barracks (to stunt growth if farm becomes active again)	+
-		+
-	~~Other buildings, especially the Gold Mine and Lumber Mill should be left to maximise the profit on the farm.~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Category:Strategy]]~~	+

70.121.238.157 at 01:53, 10 February 2007

70.121.238.157 — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 01:53:37 GMT

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-	A ~~'''~~farm~~'''~~ is an isle which a player uses in order to gain resources. Farms are most likely to be inactive players, but could be active ones. Farms are of course incredibly important to the player who wants to do very well, as this is an external source of [[gold]] and other resources above what they can produce themselves..	+	A [[farm]] is an isle which a player uses in order to gain resources. Farms are most likely to be inactive players, but could be active ones. Farms are of course incredibly important to the player who wants to do very well, as this is an external source of [[gold]] and other resources above what they can produce themselves..

	==Finding Farms==		==Finding Farms==

70.121.238.157 at 01:49, 10 February 2007

70.121.238.157 — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 01:49:39 GMT

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	Other buildings, especially the Gold Mine and Lumber Mill should be left to maximise the profit on the farm.		Other buildings, especially the Gold Mine and Lumber Mill should be left to maximise the profit on the farm.

-	[[Category:Strategy ~~(development)~~]]	+	[[Category:Strategy]]

70.121.238.157 at 01:49, 10 February 2007

70.121.238.157 — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 01:49:20 GMT

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A '''farm''' is an isle which a player uses in order to gain resources. Farms are most likely to be inactive players, but could be active ones. Farms are of course incredibly important to the player who wants to do very well, as this is an external source of [[gold]] and other resources above what they can produce themselves..

==Finding Farms==
The easiest method is to look within your immediate area. Note scores and [[personal details]] of players nearby. If their score does not move much they could be [[inactive]]. A [[spy]] or series of spies will confirm this, if their storehouses are full, (you can tell this is all resources are at the same level for example 38337, which is a level 20 storehouses maximum level). Sending a 'hello' message will also confirm if they are inactive.

==Farming==
Whether active or not the farmer will want to take out a few key buildings before starting to farm.

Units and buildings to destroy:
* ALL units
* Stone Wall (to stop the 11LWS loss each attack
* Main House (to stunt growth if farm becomes active again)
* Stone Quarry (not a resource generally in demand but seriously stunts growth if farm becomes active again)
* Barracks (to stunt growth if farm becomes active again)

Other buildings, especially the Gold Mine and Lumber Mill should be left to maximise the profit on the farm.

[[Category:Strategy (development)]]