I’m attacking bases with lower durability than me, and I’m winning but I’m not getting any kills...
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I’m attacking bases with lower durability than me, and I’m winning but I’m not getting any kills. Can you explain how that happens?
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Guest Answered:
They need to have troops for you to have kills. Their durability has nothing to do with how many potential kills you can get. If they have a significant amount of troops in their base, you will get kills. If they have zero or very little compared to yours, their troops will just "flee" and not fight.
AppGamer Answered:
You can scout a base before you attack which will give you an idea of the number of troops present. If they have been attacked before all their troops could be wounded, or they may have all their troops out gathering, raiding or reinforcing another base.
Guest Replied
They may have their garrison troops unchecked. This means when you attack the apc’s that are in the base won’t take part in the fight. You can do this on purpose to save troops if you get attacked on KE days. The attacker will get less points 0 0 REPORT
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