Siege Attack Layering SIMPLIFIED! 

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Thank you very much 🙏 Don’t worry, there is no rush to get ready for siege. When you get to that point, you can set it up 😇

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Proven?

@@shanebeightol8280 Seems to work if you need big siege. Small siege, then I do like 500k T13's and then bump up either my T11's or T12's.

😂😂 It's true though 😂😂 Thank you 😊🙏

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I’ll take note of that 👌 And thank you very much 😊🙏

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I did for those a long time ago 😄

When using siege to attack, the main thing is that siege will kill siege. However, if the defender has little siege remaining, then the attacking siege will also kill archers. When it comes to defending with siege, siege is susceptible to ground and mounted attacks. However, if the defending keep still has significant troops, it is very likely that those ground and cavs won't even reach the siege. That is why it is necessary to first weaken the defender's troops. This is not so important for smaller keeps, but it becomes a lot more important when taking down bigger keeps. How you deal with the siege they have becomes a significant factor 👌

Sending siege against ground or cav is just throwing it away…..it kills siege, but once it gets through siege, it will go after archers. This is big siege though. Siege is your first line of defense. It reacts differently by tier though. T14 is defense! When attacking, you use 15% of t14, 10% of 12 and 11, and use mostly 13 to attack. Troops die from the top so 14 is there to provide a protective layer to your 13s. A small siege march is 1k layers, maybe 5-10% t12, everything else is t11

​@@henrysmith2765This is very interesting, but if I only have up to T13 does that mean I have no protective layer? In other words, I was going to just do what this video suggests only moving everything down one tier. But now you have me thinking that it doesn't work that way.

There are a lot of videos for that :D

Video will be up tomorrow 😉👍

@@RedEvony thanks. I will watch it now. I've done nothing with her so far.

Range is 2178 for T13, T14 and T15. T15 speed is one higher.

For attack,, it's always%

Honestly, if you don't have T14s, then I don't think you are quite ready for siege attacks just yet 😇 With that being said, if you still wanted to do it, just follow the same procedure as shown in the video for big siege and small siege, and just omit the part for T14s 👌 Also be sure to fill up your march as best you can.

Got it thank you, I was prioritizing other stuff but ill move it up on my list the building already at 34 and I got alot of stone

Small Seige works amazing on enemy starting around 10B...take a look at boc videos of the bigger alliance's

@@CrazyLady175 Never seen it work. It sounds like you're describing a situation where there is a huge buff/debuff disparity.

@@user-ie7oo3bt2h Small seige isnt designed to gain huge points. Its used to wipe out the lower layers and open the door for large seige which in turn will lead to your traditional attack methods being more effective

Funny thing, I actually thought about doing that 🤣🤣🤣

@@RedEvony 😂 something tells me that would have been an appropriate time Bro. great topic Aka .much appreciated ❤️

Yes, that's what I decided to go with.👍 As I mentioned in the video, you are free to choose any number you want - 500, 1,000, 10,000, whatever you like. Just make sure that, as shown in Step 1, you fill out all your layers with that number 👌

My siege march is my smallest march, and is just over 2.6M at k39. My ranged is nearly 2.9M without any march size buffs. K42 has a much bigger march size lol.

mean their sources

If you mean ares gear, I have already made a series of videos on that. Check the channel for "Ares vs Achaemenidae" playlist. You will find all the videos there 😉👍

@@RedEvony brother i understand your words but i ask that ares that used to ascend the general

Buffs

buffs + debuffs + what troops you have.+ what troops they sent.

Then do small siege or don't do siege at all, if you are not ready 👌

@@RedEvony okay thank you

T11 seige are low cost and high impact. They will help remove all the t12 and lower seige levels. This way when you attack with a big seige rally, you have more of an impact to wipe out the enemies large seige without the hindrence of the lower layers.. Also once the enemy seige is killed, seige will then target high range troops. Once you wipe both these layers out, the enemy is pretty much defenceless. Even a T1 wall then becomes point heaven.

@@Sid_2007 Thanks for very indepth reply! So for a player just starting to train siege units, it would be better if I concentrate on small siege march first? I started doing t13s, but will now reconsider and probably go to T11. That would also help with army costs 😜. Gunther is already sporting civ bracers to help him with range 😇

​@@Sid_2007i know the convention is separate big and little siege marches, but what about combination? The big castles on my server do, for example: 500k t14/1M t13/500k t12 then the rest is t11... I ask because it has proven effective for us, but would value an outside perspective

@@ruckus1314 Its an interesting point on mixed rallies. It is a good strategy if you are attacking a player that does not have significant high seige. In which case there is no requirement to oversend the number of troops as this will result in larger power loss with nothing more in return. Ie during the last Chalons, i received a 3b t13 seige rally whereby i only had about 10m t12 and t13 seige left. This resulted in only a 500m powerloss for me vs their 3b. Remember Seige is a sacrifice attack so with that in mind it is all about the potency of your attack to maximise your result. ie Risk vs Return Typically if you rally a large player, sending the relevant troop improves the impact of your attack as they will normally have significant high levels of the relevant seige you will target. Therefore though mixed will still work, it will not be as affective as they will weaken the offensive lines. The other point to mention is the buffs. Both t11 and t13 seige work best with percentage refines, UNLESS the defending player is able to fully debuff you, in which case t11 work better with flat refines. This is why we seperate the two. Sending mixed rallies with a general with flats will weaken the t13s and on the opposite side, if we send t11s with percentages against a player that can fully debuff our attack, it will weaken the t11. Its all about choosing which variation works most effective for what you want to do. Finally, i will also mention. Though Aka has said to increase troop layers on seige, remember it is all about risk vs return. There is a reason most players when sending t13s, ONLY send t13s with 1k layers. It is the cheapest seige to send to wipe high seige. Sending additional higher layers, though will compliment the t13s, will only increase the risk on powerloss. Also to mention, t14s are garbage unless they are complimented by t15s and vice versa. Food for thought.

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That’s nice ☺️☺️ There is a lot to enjoy when you do PvP in the game. There’s also a lot of frustration as well, so prepare yourself for that 😇 If you are K33, I think your biggest priority if you want to do PvP is to set up your attacking march for ranged/archers and also start crafting achaemenidae gear in your forge for defense and sub generals 👌

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Apparently so bro 😂👌

In the big siege set up showed in the video, if you followed it to the end, T13 IS the biggest tier, not T14 👌 I used several references when making this video, including references from several players and my own reports. That’s why I suggested a majority of 40%. You might think that it should be more like 50-60%, and that’s perfectly fine, but that is more about March optimization. That doesn’t mean that the set up in the video is not correct. It’s what I use and it works. Also, 2:02 - 2:28, I made that statement clearly in the video. Can’t say I didn’t say it 😉😇

There are multiple ways of doing big siege

Unfortunately not 😅

You could also set up inside battlefield, just be careful not to get killed while doing it 😅😂

You mail customer support also from in the game. I suggest trying to talk to the player first tho.

Seige buffs need to exceed 24-2500% to see any positive effects on a decent keep.