The initial task was as follows:
I don't think we'll be leveling up Tunar or Eradmon in a real game; we'll find a more decent hero. :D
Without a tactic, it's rather sad. The birds will most likely just attack the air.
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The initial task was as follows:
I don't think we'll be leveling up Tunar or Eradmon in a real game; we'll find a more decent hero. :D
Without tactics, it's indeed a bit sad. The birds will likely just waste their attacks.
Both tactics and Blessings together in a real match during the first week are not that common, especially in combination with 15 Water Elementals and Air Elementals, and Fairies usually dwindle by the end of the week, so in a real match, taking almost everything with native troops and without powerful spells is almost impossible.
For the sake of getting birds, you can use GM2.
Both Tactics and Bless together in a real game on the first week don't occur all that often, especially in combination with 15 Water Elementals and Air Elementals each, and Faeries usually melt by the end of the week, so in a real game, using only native troops without offensive magic to capture it is almost unreal.
Thank you all for the comments; even though it's still a bit unclear, a way to achieve the goal is starting to emerge. Now, all that's left is to "practice":smile13:.
Why do Conflux and Bird Nests drop so often? :D
Dates behave differently even when I perform the same actions.
Try not to position your units. In this case, the Birds always attack air units because they deal the most damage after the Fairies, and they have low health (I mean this specific case). If you block the air units, the Birds will always attack the Elementals. So, there is a certain logic to it. For example, when there are only 2-3 Birds left, they no longer attack the Elementals and air units (due to the fear of retaliation) and instead attack the remaining Water Elementals and Fire Elementals.