Honest advice needed

[Fufutus]

Just so that new players don’t get the wrong impression:

There is a false rumour that you have to ascend to Space Age and research Architecture only to be able to have a 5% chance of getting a level three artefact, which you then have to upgrade, using 800 supplies, and sell it for a few blueprints.

The rumour is part of the collection of baits used to lure players to higher ages, where they can be fully exploited with ridiculously long building and research times.

Stay in low ages - stay in low medals - don’t fall victims

 

[Walker]

Please I want to know. Who told you that you upgrade artefact lines with supplies? I am begining to doubt if you are in the global age.

 

[SomeRandomPlayer]

Ignore this person; Fufutus makes stuff up and either knows nothing useful beyond Global Age life or is a 100% troll. A sad place to be in either case.

 

[Visionman]

Good advice here. All I will add is that moving up in age will NOT make you a more skilled attacker. In fact, moving up in age may prevent you from growing in your skill.

There are no quick fixes in this game. WW is completely different from multiplayer, as you are finding out. It takes time and practice. Aging up will only delay the inevitable, and probably make it even harder later on for you.

 

[Fufutus]

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Hi Walker and SomeRandom

 

[Walker]

Do you have buttons in place for your eyes? It is written that it unlocks a new star. And everyone who visits the museum knows that. It does not upgrade an existing line in an artefact. It can be only done with blueprints and food/gold/oil.

 

[Fufutus]

Walker, you’re really not following the conversation, are you?

 

[Walker]

No I am not.

 

[SomeRandomPlayer]

What does that have to do with anything? People get 3-star artifacts (for free with Archeology), and upgrade all 3 of those unlocked lines once using 120 blueprints (40x3) in total. Then, sell it for extra blueprints/fragments that add up for real. No joke. For free. No Supplies needed or used. Sure, 5% doesn't seem like a lot but it is when you craft so much. It truly is. We are not lying or making this up.

 

[Fufutus]

Interesting. This is completely different than what other people advertised.

The alleged technique is to get a 3-star artefact, upgrade it to 4-star and sell it. (Which is only possible once in a blue moon because you have to have supplies).

Now, some random person says that, no, you have to upgrade the three lines and then sell it. So, spend blueprints to make blueprints.

In any case, the myth that, somehow, reaching Space Age “unlocks” the museum has been revealed for what it is.

 

[SomeRandomPlayer]

I suspect you misunderstood the word "upgrade" in someone's response as meaning 3-star to 4-star; as I've heard nobody say that yet hundreds of people discuss the real way (spend a few blueprints to earn a lot more). Fact is, you have no experience with this and people aren't making this up; it's real. Details were provided several times yet you ignore them and instead make false assumptions. Stick to Global age topics, like how to attack with 4 weak planes and a weak museum... and let others discuss life beyond Global Age.

 

[Fufutus]

If “details are provided several times”, can you please, for our entertainment, tell us how many blueprints it costs to upgrade three lines and how many you get in return?

 

[SomeRandomPlayer]

A non-upgraded 3-star yields 300f 330b but turns into 600f and 660b after spending 40x3b to upgrade those 3 lines once. A key is also using blueprints on 2-star artifacts to gain fragments to keep the train rolling, optionally 1-star artifacts too. I understand why reading concepts like spending 120 to gain 300 (net 180) 5% of the time feels like lunacy that it works, but the extra fragments gained is a big key to this. It really does work. No, it's not unlimited, and yes it's a lot of brain-numbing clicking, but it does gain a lot. Nerds have created programs and spreadsheets showing the math works; thousands have performed it in-game to experience it working; so this is not a crazy conspiracy theory.

 

[Fufutus]

I rest my case!

 

[Visionman]

The museum is vital to being a good attacker (and defender) in war. But you don’t have to wait until you’re SA to take advantage of it. Looting gets you lots of fragments. Them just spend a lot of time crafting and selling in the museum. It will pay off for you long before you reach SA.

unless you rush through the ages. Then you’re toast no matter what though...

 

[SomeRandomPlayer]

Agreed, your case is dead and RIP.

 

[Fufutus]

180 blueprints once every twenty attempts

 

[SomeRandomPlayer]

Wrong. 660 5% of the time, not to mention all the extra blueprints gained by 1-star and 2-star artifacts since one can do a lot of crafting with all the extra fragments earned. Dude, will you ever admit that you're wrong? This is my last attempt; I'm convinced you're either hopeless or a troll. Good luck, I'll redirect my time to those willing to listen/learn.

 

[Fufutus]

you said “net 180” in one post and in the next one you said “660”

 

[SomeRandomPlayer]

I can play that game too; you said "twenty" in one post and "one" in the next.