Lol wtf

Someone with a golder's mentality would think nobody would notice... anybody with common sense would know how that amount of units were made...

CheckDaFacts! wrote:

Someone with a golder's mentality would think nobody would notice... anybody with common sense would know how that amount of units were made...

AnonymeggABC1234 wrote:

CheckDaFacts! wrote:

Someone with a golder's mentality would think nobody would notice... anybody with common sense would know how that amount of units were made...

It depends on the day, resources and city count. Mauritania could have had the time, resources and space to make and stack 151 fighters (or they are a heavy golder)

All level 3 too, and for some reason they were all in one spot. I have literally never seen anyone with a stack that big without at least spreading it out a little.

Electrio wrote:

All level 3 too, and for some reason they were all in one spot. I have literally never seen anyone with a stack that big without at least spreading it out a little.

Did you check the stats to see the damage per unit type?

yeah, it really wasnt that much to other units besides planes, with like 50 to unarmoured, 40 to light, 30 to heavy, and then like >100 to planes

wild

It might be because he dosn't want to get nuked while sleeping, like some allied players focus entirely on air force and they produce huge stacks of strat and tactical bombers. Maybe he expected to face many bombers, then when there was no threat left. He stacked all the fighters into one group for show off.

Interceptors are L6

Regardless of amt- does not the 10 rule apply here as to offensive capabilities of this stack?

Also agree re amt of planes prob d/t golding

Gloubular wrote:

It might be because he dosn't want to get nuked while sleeping, like some allied players focus entirely on air force and they produce huge stacks of strat and tactical bombers. Maybe he expected to face many bombers, then when there was no threat left. He stacked all the fighters into one group for show off.