SEIGE 101 ... BUILD THE BEST SIEGE WAVE THE FIRST TIME.

ShadowcatX

Attacks are performed by speed, not placement, so the portion that says it is the last card to land attacks is incorrect.

RobertTheBrute

Speed may play a role but the biggest factor is distance more often than not a front Troop is going to land normal attacks before the rear and when you referring to Infantry this definitely applies because no Infantry Troop is fast enough to reach the point of being able to land normal attacks before the front troop
see this example: Njord is the front wave, now look at the report and where i highlighted... Njord was the first to land a normal attack

RobertTheBrute

But if you referring to active or other skills then yes you would be correct

ShadowcatX

I can't help but notice you utterly failed to give any information on the speed of your three Gairos.

ShadowcatX

Note that Hecate is first to attack over Odin. Odin's speed is 1 (give or take decimals) lower than Hecate's.

RobertTheBrute

Speed on both waves are identical 89... you bring up a valid point in regards to mixed waves though...but what my article is referring to is an all infantry based wave for Seige... for most of the reports I've observed I've noticed that normal attacks do land by the front wave first... i believe it is due to the design of the cards meaning that a 3 ranged Infantry is slower than a two ranged Infantry and a two ranged infantry is slower than a one ranged Infantry... there may be exceptions to the rule but more often than not that will be the case

ShadowcatX

So prove it. Post a picture showing a slower unit moving before a faster unit due to placement.

God

ShadowcatX replied at 2017-2-17 22:06
So prove it. Post a picture showing a slower unit moving before a faster unit due to placement.

savage

God

Also, you are in wrong area Robert. Im moving thread to guides