Thread: alliances selection
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Unread 31-03-2015, 09:58
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Re: alliances selection
The best strategy IMO is easily more stacks (as tall as possible 5 is probably sweet spot if you have most of the RCs) with the number matching RCs you can obtain after that just score totes in any fashion possible...if pushing is faster do that. There are bots that can help us as an alliance do just that and help us win San Diego. Our strategy is to form an alliance have in Eliminations....that allows for 5 to 7 topped stacks (yes four RCs is possible with some bots paired with us)..if we can form those alliances, I believe.

Actually its the most efficient stack size for your selected alliance and having more RCs means you can quickly at the end build some slightly shorter as time expires all get multiplied by 6 per level... do not waste any RCs and top every sized stack. Best of luck finding your dream alliance. I visualize what we need to do.
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