Let's look at what a couple players have to OSRS Gold comment on... "An alliance can repeatedly attack another player, ruining their gaming experience and I don't think it's fair." It's true. The new players have just seven days to build their cities. But should they not be able to push themselves enough and form a strong alliance, they can easily be a victim to more skilled, experienced players.
It's just like other games. It becomes tedious to play and update. It is slow to make progress, and there's not anything to do with the information you gather. This is a common complaint about the game. To keep pace with your neighbors it is essential to keep track every day to ensure that you are improving your army, city, defense, ect. If you let it go for to long, you'll are wasting time, and your city is mostly inactive, waiting for attack.
Max, my friend, provides a more detailed explanation. It's not necessary to be on every waking day, but you have to be playing at least a portion of the time to stay ahead of everyone else who is competitive. The highest scores appear to are reserved only for players who have paid for and have played for hours.
I also asked many players: Do you think War of Legends will succeed over the long run? Although they all replied in different ways but the same theme was recognized by most. War of Legends doesn't stand apart. There are numerous games like it online and they are well-known. This doesn't mean it's going to fail. "Evony, Civilization, The Sims and other games that are similar are successful so this game should be just as successful."
That's only one way to look at it! There are many players! What about a different viewpoint? "No, it won't succeed. It is hard to distinguish this game from other games, considering the numerous games that are that are similar to it. It uses an unreliable combat strategy and uses an "scissor paper-rock" system that allows little to Cheap RuneScape 2007 Gold plan strategically.
