Author | Christmas Candy Bonanza |
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alt dark elf* |
Mr Bonedragon gets the candy, since sareth already has rotten teeth from 2 previous wins :)
Next up, we have...
13) In LWM lexicon, what’s the difference between “commanded” and “allied” troops? |
how can you ask something that has not been introduced as a faction into the game -.- |
The allied ones are not under your control, but are on your side |
answer shud be battle dive.. wrong question
He said "invisible" not "disappear" ?
But hey how are we supposed to know of alt elf lol? |
allied means our partners
commanded means troops controlled by us |
Commanded are troops that your hero commands while allied troops are those that are on your side, so you can't attack them directly. |
commanded are your own army
while allied can be other heroes troops |
allied can stand for other players' troops at your side.
commanded means troops under your control. |
commanded is own troop, allied is not controlled by you but not your enemy troop |
commanded - own troops,( controlled ones)
allied - troops including yours and teammates |
how can you ask something that has not been introduced as a faction into the game -.-
The question is "What does that mean?", and the right answer is "It means Alt Dark Elf was introduced" |
commanded is troops of your own army and allied is like the creatures we get from MG quest for that battle like vanguards quests |
allied ones are helpers
commanded ones are ours |
The question is "What does that mean?", and the right answer is "It means Alt Dark Elf was introduced"
lol nope. That needs you to know alt DE has invisible units. |
He said "invisible" not "disappear" ?
Exactly. Dive removes stack from battlefield; it doesn't keep it invisible in tha battlefield. |
if its disappear than you cant see it so basicly it is invisible :D |
Invisible means it is there but you don't see it.
Battle dive -- it is no there, that's why you can't see it. But it is not invisible because that assume it being there. |
its in the battle but you cant see it. its there, somewhere |