Hello everyone, I'm Breor, and welcome back to Goodgame Empire.
The last time I made a time-lapse video and uploaded it to YouTube, you guys seemed to
really enjoy it, and so I thought I would do the same again today.
Time-lapses can be pretty entertaining content, and, for those of you who want to get a better
idea of what I'm doing, on average, when I'm logged in, you can slow down this video
and check out the details.
As an added bonus for this particular video, I've also included a clip of me defending
against a PVP attack.
It should be noted that the clip was not recorded at the same time as the time-lapse, but I
thought inserting it would be a fun way to make this video more entertaining nevertheless.
You'll get to see that at about the half-way point, but first let me explain to you what
I was working on in the hour I recorded this video.
As you're about to see in the video, the Battle for Berimond was running while I recorded
this, and so obviously I was involved and hitting watchtowers as fast as I could.
Berimond wastes a humungous amount of tools, but take one look at the gallantry title perks
and I think you'll agree with me when I say participating is worth it.
I expected the event to be relatively easy due to players being busy over the holiday
season, but boy was I wrong!
The event was the most competitive in recent memory, and the red team almost made it to
the capital, but, even if we had, we wouldn't have been able to defeat it, since Goodgame
Studios temporarily loaded it with over a million defenders.
Apparently, this is because a glitch causes massive server instability if the capital
is defeated, and so we've not been given a fighting chance (at least for the moment).
Anyways, for participating in Berimond I unlocked the temporary ability to recruit Imperial
Knights and Imperial Marksmen, and I also vastly increased my food production in green.
In addition to working on Berimond, I also needed to finish the "King of Shadows"
adventure quest chain so I could finally collect my Artifacts of the Shadow King commander
set.
I have the set now, and I think it's interesting enough to make a video about, so stay tuned
for that in the next couple of days.
During this time-lapse I finished the eighth quest and started working on the ninth quest
as well.
Beyond all that, another thing I've been working on is leveling up more of my robber
barons in all of the kingdoms.
Goodgame Studios made some changes to the maximum-level RBC and it's much easier now,
so leveling up more of my robber barons will help me keep my troops fed when the nomad
or samurai camps aren't around.
Having more maximum-level towers in Everwinter, the Burning Sands, and the Fire Peaks will
help me loot more time skips, which, as you all know, are a lot more valuable now that
they're harder to come by.
Alright, let's talk defense.
As you can see, this wasn't a weak attack by any stretch of the imagination, but it
wasn't a perfect attack either.
The attack was fairly strong on the flanks, which meant I knew I wasn't capable of holding
more than one section of the wall, but the presence of coin troops in the center led
me to believe I had a pretty easy gate defense on my hands.
So I headed to the equipment overview to swap out my Kala castellan for my special gate
castellan, which I think you guys have seen in previous videos.
If not, the combination is fairly straightforward: start with the five-piece spring or winter
set as a base, and add two kala gems to get the two-piece kala set bonus, which adds a
lot of gate strength.
After I was finished moving around my equipment, I transferred defenders into the castle where
I was being attacked.
As you can see from the number of horns, my alliance was being massed at the time, and
so I couldn't rely on receiving much support.
To the credit of my alliance leaders, I was texted that I had an incoming, and I think
it's pretty impressive that they managed to keep track of all that.
Next on the menu was tools.
I played it safe by using all lime-bombs and melee defenders.
With my gate castellan putting up 621 troops on the wall, I think it would be pretty difficult
indeed to overcome a defense like this, especially if I was defending a single flank instead
of the center.
With a few other things, such as my wall-space build item and my castellan look, taken care
of, I waited out the last few seconds before I could obtain the report.
I don't know if you guys caught it earlier, but I actually did make a mistake when moving
around my equipment.
I forgot to swap out the kala weapon with the spring weapon, and so my castellan wasn't
quite as powerful as it could've been, but I don't think it hurt me too much.
Alright, let's take a look at the report.
The kill ratio here was better than a 2-to-1, which is generally the standard by which I
gauge success.
Taking a look at the details of the report confirmed that my center-defense held, and
that it wasn't actually all that close either.
You can see in the report I'm using mostly coin defenders on the wall, which is not a
particularly good practice.
You can imagine how, with veteran ruby defenders, this castellan can hold the center against
almost any attack.
So I hope you enjoyed this PVP segment, now back to the time-lapse… and I'll turn
you over to the music from here.
Thanks for watching this video.
Time-lapses like this are relatively easy content for me to make, but I'm also working
on two more informative videos that should hopefully be released later this week!
Stay tuned to the channel, and, if you enjoy my content, don't forget to subscribe.
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