Okay Toby, why did you have to make base designing so much more complicated! Mazing is like designing an entire base out of funnels, haha![]()
I tried my hand at one with a vault core:
Any and all comments are appreciated.
I know we havent officially started the TH8 one, but this is my TH8 half and half base. Labyrinth outer layer, normal base the rest. The gobs shouldnt target the core, as there is a ring of defenses with no resource buildings inside. The giants (hopefully, tell me wot u think) should b quite happy runny around the outer layer, having flying lessons and being made into pincushions etc. it should also b stronger against wbs, as the second layer is closed off. Anyway, tell me wot u think
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Myself and some other people posted a few TH8 vaults, help yourself and let me know how it goes
http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...=1#post1013745
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For a compact core with no DE lightning protection, I vote a staggered five building core like in my design.
(See above)
For a larger core with slightly more DE lightning protection, I vote for Forte's tesla core.
Both have their benefits, I am just more biased towards compact cores because it is much easier to design the outer layers without neglecting certain defences e.g. mortars and air defences.
This core is interesting but it makes staggering the junctions so difficult, lol.
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Last edited by maynards35; October 31st, 2013 at 02:08 PM.
Lol!
Not bad at all, i think it would do very well, exept for the CC placement. 100% lureable.
Also, the ADs are quite exposed.
In other news, a good labyrinth>gowipe. Once I find a diferent way to upload, I'll put up pics of that.
So yes, i think forte's tesla core with a good labyrinth second/first (?) layer would be most effective.