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* You are in range of an [[Enemy Colony]] | * You are in range of an [[Enemy Colony]] | ||
* Click the colony and select "Attack". | * Click the colony and select "Attack". | ||
* This does one "round" of the attack. I.e. casualties | * This does one "round" of the attack. I.e. casualties on both sides. | ||
* If you have more warriors keep clicking the colony and Attack if you want to attack more. | * If you have more warriors keep clicking the colony and Attack if you want to attack more. | ||
Revision as of 07:56, 29 April 2016
You may attack Enemy Colony using your warrior ants in inventory.
Do the attack
- You are in range of an Enemy Colony
- Click the colony and select "Attack".
- This does one "round" of the attack. I.e. casualties on both sides.
- If you have more warriors keep clicking the colony and Attack if you want to attack more.
Defence
- The defence is better if there are many Warrior ants. (Can be changed by owner from a distance)
Notes
Several people may attack the same colony at the same time.
FUTURE IDEAS - NOT IMPLEMENTED
When you attack you expose your own position to everyone for 5 minutes(?) after the last attack command.
Do the attack
- You are in range of an Enemy Colony
- Click the colony and select "Start Attack".
- You see a "board" with your warrior ant count and the colony population count.
- Every second a new attack in called from the client causing counting on the server to take place
- Both sides have casualties
- There might be cave in-s casing colony capacity decrease and loosing ant on one or the other side.
- The attacker may stop the attack stopping the fight.
- If one or the other side looses all ants the fight is over.
Defence
- A defender may also be on location and can then attack the attackers warrior ants by him/herself by attacking the, on the map, exposed colony attacker. Even if the attacker stops the attack.
Manually help out (?)
By smashing ants on the map a player can kill enemy ants too, one at a time.