Kingdom Age: Tips and Tricks
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Mah said:Due to fake in-app purshares
If I create a new iTunes account I find a game issue((
Is there a way to create a new game character?
I would say that you are a Pirate and as such will receive no help in this Forum!
We neither condone nor discuss anything Piracy related, it is stealing pure and simple and illegal and by the looks of it the reason you were banned from this game.
Developers work very hard creating these games for you to play and they deserve to be paid for their work. Don't be a Pirate!
Blackbeltmikey
iPF Noob
WHITER33 said:
It depends on how often you can check the game. Cottages and farms earn the best income per hour, but only if you collect frequently. Otherwise you want to look into your silos and castle. Regardless, higher level building take longer and cost more to upgrade and the higher the upgrade the longer and more expensive it will be.
Blackbeltmikey
iPF Noob
WHITER33 said:
If you are looking at heavier hitters as far as amounts then stables and libraries provide good amounts as far as larger collections, but don't necessarily affect your collection per hour as much. For instance a level 10 cottage collect 90 coins every 5 minutes. Since you can collect 12 times per hour, that is a whopping 1080 coins per hour compared to what you think is the best collector, the silo, which is only around 425 coins per hour and your playhouse is only at about 215 per hour. The cottage upgrades faster and cheaper.
In general the potential coins per hour goes down with the level the building was introduced, the upgrades are also more costly and time consuming and therefore less cost effective. So again it depends on how often you log in to collect. The pitfall to the cottage is that many collections are missed because people have lives and need sleep. So you can have 2 cottages adding 2160 to the coins per hour stat you are citing, but you are missing out on many of the collections, but if you log in a lot, it is still a good upgrade because it is cheap and quick and will actually make you more money if you can collect frequently. If you only log in a few times a day though, it doesn't net you much money, so you want to look at upgrades of the buildings that are longer collect time and you miss fewer collections.
So it really does depend on your playing habits.
As for income buildings, I'm a big dork and keep a spreadsheet. 
In my spreadsheet for each type of building I note the income, how often you can collect, then in reality how many times per day I estimate I actually check in and collect (e.g. an 8-hour building = twice per day). So income * actual times per day = actual income per day. Then I have a rows with how much the next upgrade would cost and what the resulting actual income per day would be. The difference between my current inc/day on that building and the next level inc/day, divided by the price for an upgrade is the "value" of upgrading that building. If what I want to upgrade next is money buildings (as opposed to unit or boost or defense buildings), I'll go with the one with the highest "value". But I also look at the time the upgrade will take. If the upgrade would finish at an inconvenient time, or I just don't feel like waiting 2 days, lol, I choose another.
I have similar formulas for what to buy next for combat. The difference between the attack or defense number of my lowest currently used unit/weapon/armor and the potential new purchase's number, divided by the cost of the new unit/weapon/armor.
In my spreadsheet for each type of building I note the income, how often you can collect, then in reality how many times per day I estimate I actually check in and collect (e.g. an 8-hour building = twice per day). So income * actual times per day = actual income per day. Then I have a rows with how much the next upgrade would cost and what the resulting actual income per day would be. The difference between my current inc/day on that building and the next level inc/day, divided by the price for an upgrade is the "value" of upgrading that building. If what I want to upgrade next is money buildings (as opposed to unit or boost or defense buildings), I'll go with the one with the highest "value". But I also look at the time the upgrade will take. If the upgrade would finish at an inconvenient time, or I just don't feel like waiting 2 days, lol, I choose another.I have similar formulas for what to buy next for combat. The difference between the attack or defense number of my lowest currently used unit/weapon/armor and the potential new purchase's number, divided by the cost of the new unit/weapon/armor.
Blackbeltmikey
iPF Noob
Zenobia said:As for income buildings, I'm a big dork and keep a spreadsheet.
I have similar formulas for what to buy next for combat. The difference between the attack or defense number of my lowest currently used unit/weapon/armor and the potential new purchase's number, divided by the cost of the new unit/weapon/armor.
Thank you for spitting out what I was trying to say and taking it to a new level
the spreadsheet is a great idea.Ghost_Chili
iPF Noob
So I am wondering if players are able to raid someones building more than once? I'm asking because my silos have been raided on multiple occasions and have never raided anyone's building more than once, that I know of
And just wondering if Funzio has a site somewhere laying out the upgrades of each building and their earning potential, just so I know what buildings are best
Thanks
And just wondering if Funzio has a site somewhere laying out the upgrades of each building and their earning potential, just so I know what buildings are best
Thanks
sergetherelentless
iPF Noob
unit difference beast infantery?
Hello,
I first used to buy gladiators. They have att 11 and dam 7 and cost 250, and medium causalty. However i noticed i could also by skeletal beasts that cost 180, has att 13 and dam 7 and medium casualty. Is there something that pleads for buying gladiators or should i just switch because the beasts are better in every way possible? I am a little confused here
Thanks!
Hello,
I first used to buy gladiators. They have att 11 and dam 7 and cost 250, and medium causalty. However i noticed i could also by skeletal beasts that cost 180, has att 13 and dam 7 and medium casualty. Is there something that pleads for buying gladiators or should i just switch because the beasts are better in every way possible? I am a little confused here
Thanks!
I don't know of a Funzio site with the info, but building revenues actually increase the same amount for each building in a very regular pattern (each the level 1 revenue times .5 more than the last increase):
Level 2 = 2 * L1 (1+1=2)
Level 3 = 3.5 * L1 (2+1.5=3.5)
Level 4 = 5.5 * L1 (3.5+2=5.5)
Level 5 = 8 * L1 (5.5+2.5=8)
Level 6 = 11 * L1 (8+3=11)
Level 7 = 14.5 * L1 (11+3.5=14.5)
Level 8 = 18.5 * L1 (14.5+4=18.5)
Level 9 = 23 * L1 (18.5+4.5=23)
Level 10 = 28 * L1 (23+5=28)
Blackbeltmikey
iPF Noob
Ghost_Chili said:
There is a link on the Funzio site that has all of the upgrade costs and times. It won't allow me to post here.
You can raid a building more than once as long and up to three times. After three it is destroyed.
