Silk Road heroes defend only to build catapults and not soldiers

It depends on how much prestige you have, if your prestige is low, it is estimated that there is no problem, if the prestige reaches about 600, the other party can beat you with more than 3000 prestige, this prestige is estimated to be made by the fourth-level soldiers, a fourth-level divine soldier has an attack power of 1800+, and the divine soldier has restraint on all types of troops, which can reduce your defensive power, the other party only needs to put 3 fourth-level divine soldiers, and it is estimated that each grid will be captured with 500 troops, if there are also siege equipment, it is estimated that each grid will not use 500 divine soldiers, It is recommended to build and upgrade the armory more, so that even if it is captured by others, it will not lose much resources, and others will consume gold coins to plunder, and the other party will not send troops to fight you if they see that they can't plunder many resources, so that the other party will not lose more than you gain.

Yes, but you have to build a lot of them, and you can also build an armory in the inner city to prevent others from looting, and the armory department is very easy to upgrade.

OK. 2000 catapults plus bonuses, almost 800,000 city defenses per grid, how many soldiers can be defended, depending on how many levels of soldiers the opponent is, whether they are defeated.

2000 is a bit hanging in the late stage, generally in 3000 to 5000 slings, it's about the same, if it's an alliance, or a cow, it's not enough

500 throwing stones is enough for about 2,000 reputations, and if you encounter a powerful one in the later stage, you can't afford to spend much.

Cow, 2000 catapults 2.6 million defense plus 60% bonus of the city wall, plus the fortress (30% of my level 7), plus what bonus is hero technology, your single defense is millions, if you don't count the arms and the opponent's bonus, 3000 naked soldiers can only enter it, unless you are more unlucky and are beaten by the coalition.

300 level 2 soldiers each (except for divine soldiers), 5000 prestige is basically not afraid,

The advantage of siege ** is that it can directly deal damage to the enemy's city defense (except for the defense of soldiers, including only city walls, stone throws, traps, etc.).

The size of the damage depends on how much you bring.

Shortcoming. It's super slow.

Consumes a lot of gold.

All things considered. So now few people go to fight castles with siege **.

The number of losses on both sides is calculated based on the difference between the offense and defense of each square.

There are three types of death for the losing side: 1. All deaths.

Half dead. Dead quarter.

Now you have the first question.

If you only send troops to win.

The other party's stone will also be removed.

Depending on how high or low you attack.

The number of demolitions will increase or decrease.

If the other party has a medical effect.

Will recover by % and ** some.

Even if you lose.

But it did some damage.

It will also be demolished.

But it may be much less.

It is impossible to bring much attack power** to cause much damage to the opponent.

That's worth it! The opponent has a hero bonus.

Stronghold bonus. Alliance bonus.

Wait a minute. So it won't be so accurate to cause exactly 50 losses.

3 That is, there are many people who do not build sieges.

That thing can only be cleaned up with siege ** on the basis of your enough soldiers.

Another way to slowly grind down the opponent's city defense is to "fight in a single square", which is to concentrate all your soldiers on one square to attack the opponent.

This way you will lose though.

But the attack is high.

You'll lose less.

The key is to defeat the opponent's city defenses.