Not doing very well!

[agapooka]

Then you'd know that the best thing is NOT to get a commander unless you really need an ally and protection. Besides, I personally don't recruit, though soemtimes I suggest it to some people and they join. I don't have a lot of officers... 2, but I want them to actually get a tangible bonus to their income, I wuv them

Tip: UP is more important than income, becausew it contributes to income in a much more important way
Truth: the tip said above

[Jean Gregoire Gabriel]

im not recruiting im giving tips and telling the truth

Not recruiting? Must have misread this then:

the best way to get strong is to become my officer

You have been warned before about recruiting in the Newbie Forum. This is a place to help those with questions, not to try and boost our officer count.

Anyway, to uktrainsim, you can see the effectiveness of your weapons from the Armory page. The base power (without siege/fortification technologies) of the weapons with soldiers is something along the lines of the Weapon Strength multiplied by either 5 for regular trained troops/mercs or by 10 for 'Super Soldiers.' As you can see, it's probably better to invest in the bigger weapons (which will also mean less repairs, and you will need a smaller army - therefore fewer casualties).


J.G.G.

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oh yes someone did say that before sorry i forgot

ok how about if you want a commander get one who will help you get up up because up is very important

hows that?

[Deathshotshooter]

would you please stop posting in black?

[god]

would you please stop posting in black?

exactly my thoughts