First person to get Zeroed in Rebirth of Glory [Alliance War]

Summary

In this gameplay transcript from 'Rebirth of Glory,' the player logs in to find their alliance at war with another, led by a defector known as Don Pablo. The player joins rallies to counterattack, discussing the strategic importance of territory control. Amidst broken deals and communication breakdowns, alliances shift, and war ensues. The player also mentions game mechanics like troop resurrection and the infirmary, reflecting on the game's balance and potential improvements.

Takeaways

• 😲 The speaker is engaged in a game where alliances are at war, with a player named Don Pablo switching sides and attacking their own alliance's players.
• 🔥 Don Pablo is described as a 'tile hitter', actively burning resources and causing significant damage within the game.
• 🏰 The game involves strategic warfare, with rallies and troops movements to attack or defend territories.
• 🤔 There seems to be a backstory involving communication breakdowns and broken deals between alliances, leading to the current conflict.
• 🛡️ The speaker is part of an alliance called DS and supports its decisions, including going to war with another alliance named Hell.
• 🗺️ The game features territorial control and strategic positioning, with the speaker discussing the advantages and disadvantages of different areas on the map.
• 💡 The speaker speculates on alternative strategies that could have been employed by the Hell alliance to avoid conflict.
• 🤖 The game includes mechanics for troop healing and resurrection, which the speaker uses to recover from battles.
• 📊 The speaker finds the battle report feature of the game to be somewhat confusing and suggests it could be improved for better clarity.
• 🏆 The speaker expresses enthusiasm for the game's warfare aspect and is looking forward to further developments and battles.

Q & A

What is the main issue that prompted the conflict in the game?

The main issue is that a player named Don Pablo, who was previously part of the user's team, joined another Alliance and started attacking their team's players.

What is a 'tile hitter' in the context of the game?

A 'tile hitter' refers to a player who aggressively attacks and destroys other players' bases or resources within the game.

What does the term 'rally' mean in the game?

A 'rally' in the game is an event where players gather their troops to attack a common target, often organized by the Alliance.

Why did the user mention 'Rebirth of Glory'?

'Rebirth of Glory' seems to be the name of the game or a specific event within the game where the user is participating in battles and rallies.

What does the user mean by 'zeroing players'?

To 'zero' players in the game context means to completely defeat them, often by destroying their bases and resources.

What is the significance of the 'infirmary' in the game?

The 'infirmary' is a game feature where injured troops can be healed or revived, which is crucial for maintaining the strength of a player's army.

What is the role of 'Valkyri Temple' mentioned in the script?

The 'Valkyri Temple' is a game feature that allows players to resurrect their heavily wounded troops, which is an important aspect of recovering from battles.

Why did the user express confusion about the infirmary's capacity?

The user is confused because there seems to be a discrepancy between the stated capacity of the infirmary and the game's mechanics, which might imply unlimited healing.

What is the user's stance on the conflict with the 'Hell' Alliance?

The user is supportive of their own Alliance, DS, and is participating in the conflict against 'Hell' due to broken deals and communication breakdowns, despite not having personal animosity.

What is the user's strategy for dealing with the in-game war?

The user's strategy involves joining rallies, attacking enemy bases, and utilizing the infirmary and Valkyri Temple to heal and revive troops, while also trying to understand the overall battle plan.

What are the user's thoughts on the game's battle report feature?

The user finds the battle report feature to be somewhat confusing and clunky, suggesting it could be optimized for better clarity and detail.