ALLIANCE WAR COMMANDING
If the alliance attacks a mine, the attacker is the commander, and only vice leaders and leaders are allowed to send the attack and command, regular members are only able to spectate.
Any player in the alliance is allowed to command when defending an attack.
If a vice and a leader hit command at the same time, neither of them are catorgerized as the "commander" yet. To be the commander for the rest of the battle as a leader or vice, you must complete an action with one of your troops. If neither a vice nor leader does this, an alliance member can command the war, until the war is over or until a vice or leader takes over (which can happen anytime).
When your mine is attacked by another alliance, in the actions tab it won't show their troop numbers. Be sure to check the alliance out before making the decision to defend or not.
If the alliance attacks a mine, the attacker is the commander, and only vice leaders and leaders are allowed to send the attack and command, regular members are only able to spectate.
Any player in the alliance is allowed to command when defending an attack.
If a vice and a leader hit command at the same time, neither of them are catorgerized as the "commander" yet. To be the commander for the rest of the battle as a leader or vice, you must complete an action with one of your troops. If neither a vice nor leader does this, an alliance member can command the war, until the war is over or until a vice or leader takes over (which can happen anytime).
When your mine is attacked by another alliance, in the actions tab it won't show their troop numbers. Be sure to check the alliance out before making the decision to defend or not.
WHY DO I NEED CONTRIBUTION POINTS
Not only do you need contribution points to gain honor points, they also help your alliance army become stronger by your donations, and you can get bragging rights on your contribution rank.
Contribution rank within your alliance is important. The higher your contribution rank is, the more honor points you'll get per hour when your alliance occupies a mine.
HOW TO GET HONOR POINTS
You get honor points hourly when your alliance occupies a mine. The amount of honor points you get per hour is dependent upon your contribution rank (which can be found in alliance tab). The better ranked you are in your alliance based on contribution points, the more honor you'll get per hour.
WHAT ARE HONOR POINTS FOR
- Insignia Medals are the 1-5 image that display beside your name and will stay there always.
- To earn medals, donate to the alliance, while we have a mine.
The amount of honor you earn per donation depends on the level of mine we currently occupy, and your ranking in contribution within the alliance.
- View your honor points under General. Don't confuse this with contribution points which are viewed under Alliance.
1st medal requires 15k honor
2nd medal requires 55k honor
3rd medal requires 160k honor
4th medal requires 350k honor
5th medal requires 800k honor
Not only do you need contribution points to gain honor points, they also help your alliance army become stronger by your donations, and you can get bragging rights on your contribution rank.
Contribution rank within your alliance is important. The higher your contribution rank is, the more honor points you'll get per hour when your alliance occupies a mine.
HOW TO GET HONOR POINTS
You get honor points hourly when your alliance occupies a mine. The amount of honor points you get per hour is dependent upon your contribution rank (which can be found in alliance tab). The better ranked you are in your alliance based on contribution points, the more honor you'll get per hour.
WHAT ARE HONOR POINTS FOR
What are these colored medals beside people's names?
First, it's still bugged until they release a game patch that fixes it, but for now they come up at random.
When it works right, this is how it goes:- Insignia Medals are the 1-5 image that display beside your name and will stay there always.
- To earn medals, donate to the alliance, while we have a mine.
The amount of honor you earn per donation depends on the level of mine we currently occupy, and your ranking in contribution within the alliance.
- View your honor points under General. Don't confuse this with contribution points which are viewed under Alliance.
1st medal requires 15k honor
2nd medal requires 55k honor
3rd medal requires 160k honor
4th medal requires 350k honor
5th medal requires 800k honor
HOW TO GET CONTRIBUTION POINTS
You get contribution points by donating resources, money, and/or coins to your alliance, while a mine is owned.
For each coin you donate you get 1k contribution points.
So for example, donating 10 coins=10k contribution points.
For every 10 money you donate you get 1 contribution point.
So for example, donating 1000 money=100 contribution points.
For resources, the formula is a little more complex. The market
price determines how many contribution points you get.
1000 resources = market price*100(point) (Donate at least 1000 resources, and only the multiple of 1000 resources can be donated)
So for example, donating 100000 crop=3000 donation points.
That is if the market price at the time is .03
You get contribution points by donating resources, money, and/or coins to your alliance, while a mine is owned.
For each coin you donate you get 1k contribution points.
So for example, donating 10 coins=10k contribution points.
For every 10 money you donate you get 1 contribution point.
So for example, donating 1000 money=100 contribution points.
For resources, the formula is a little more complex. The market
price determines how many contribution points you get.
1000 resources = market price*100(point) (Donate at least 1000 resources, and only the multiple of 1000 resources can be donated)
So for example, donating 100000 crop=3000 donation points.
That is if the market price at the time is .03
Mine - this can be viewed by anyone, when clicked it will take you to the mine map.
Buy Resource - this is for leaders and vices only. Here leaders and vices can use donated coins to buy wood, iron, stone, crop, or money. But we would never use this. Coins are saved for speedups.
Donation - this can be viewed by anyone. Here your given the option to donate your resources, money, or coins. We always need donations. If the banks are full, wait and try again later. Check AC chat for announcements on when troops were just made - then the banks become emptier again. Crops will almost always be available to donate since our troops eat them constantly.
Market - this is for leaders and vices only. Here leaders and vices can use donated money to buy resources from the server market. But we would only do this in times of great need. The money is best saved for Alliance upgrades (level ups). So we always need money, just as much as crops!
Market - this is for leaders and vices only. Here leaders and vices can use donated money to buy resources from the server market. But we would only do this in times of great need. The money is best saved for Alliance upgrades (level ups). So we always need money, just as much as crops!
UNOCCUPIED MINE TROOPS INFO
Instead of troops regenerating over a period of time like forts, after each attack on a mine, unoccupied mines have a different amount of troops every time. So for example, if you attack a level 2 mine once the troops may be 25k/7k/18k/2.5k, then if you attack the same mine again right after, the troops may be 22k/6.4k/21k/2.3k.
LEADERS AND VICE LEADERS VS REGULAR MEMBERS
Leaders can - resign an occupied mine and dismiss alliance, demote vices and promote members to vice
Leaders and Vice Leaders can - attack a mine, command battles, build troops, modify announcement, accept and delete members, callback troops from occupied mine and send troops to an occupied mine, buy resources off the market, use alliance coins, collect alliance daily gift, upgrade alliance
Leaders, Vice Leaders, and Regular Members can - donate, invite friends, watch battles.
Instead of troops regenerating over a period of time like forts, after each attack on a mine, unoccupied mines have a different amount of troops every time. So for example, if you attack a level 2 mine once the troops may be 25k/7k/18k/2.5k, then if you attack the same mine again right after, the troops may be 22k/6.4k/21k/2.3k.
LEADERS AND VICE LEADERS VS REGULAR MEMBERS
Leaders can - resign an occupied mine and dismiss alliance, demote vices and promote members to vice
Leaders and Vice Leaders can - attack a mine, command battles, build troops, modify announcement, accept and delete members, callback troops from occupied mine and send troops to an occupied mine, buy resources off the market, use alliance coins, collect alliance daily gift, upgrade alliance
Leaders, Vice Leaders, and Regular Members can - donate, invite friends, watch battles.
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