#Tribal wars 2 nobleman how to#

Clearing: Describes the act of killing all the troops in an opponents village.

Lots of small cat-attacks sent in succession are known as cat waves.

Cat Waves: As catapults are more effective in small numbers it is better to send them in trains/'waves' than one huge attack.

Bug: A ‘bug’ is another term for a glitch in the TW system.

The length of BP time varies from world to world.

BP (Beginner Protection ): The first few days after a player joins a world, during which no one can attack them.

Bot check: A check to make sure that a human is controlling an account, rather than an illegal bot.

By opening all bookmarks in a folder you can farm a huge number of villages within seconds - legally.

Bookmarking: A farming technique where you copy the 'resend same' link from the farm report to your bookmarks.

They are part of a world from the beginning, and not owned by any players until they're conquered.

Bonus villages: Particular to certain world settings, ‘bonuses’ are villages with special features, such as extra population, faster production times, more resources produced, greater warehouse capacity, etc.

BB-codes: Codes that help you change the appearance of your text, or insert links, images or quotes into a post.

These are good for farming early on, and many new players' choice of a first noble target, as they don’t put up a fight.

Barb / Barbarian: Villages that have no owner.

Bans can be appealed by sending in a ticket. It is against the rules to discuss bans in the public forums.

Banned: When a player breaks the rules (typically the ‘no multi accounts’ rule) they are banned from the world and unable to play any more.

Typically this is conducted between two players - one player attacks, the second dodges, then backtime's the first - although anyone can backtime a player provided they know when B's troops return to the village. An attack is then arranged to hit Player B's troops the instant they get back into the village.

Backtime: An in-game technique in which Player A works out when Player B's troops will return to Player B's village after an attack.

Another method is to send a circular mail to all tribe members.

Activity check: Usually done in the form of a post in a tribe’s forums, leaders will ask for everyone to ‘sign in’ (respond) to their post, in order to make sure everyone is active.

Typical ‘acts of war’ include (but are not limited to): scouting players from opposing tribes, inviting players from other tribes, and attacking players from other tribes.

Act of war: Anything a player may do that causes an opposing tribe to declare war on the initial player’s tribe.

This is most notably done in order to have someone look after your account whilst you're away from Tribal Wars.

(Account) Sitting: Allowing another player to take control of your account, through the Account Sitting process in game.

This is a relatively commonplace requirement when applying to tribes.

Account check: Carried out by tribe leaders periodically, this involves account sitting a player in order to see what their account is like (troop counts, building levels, tech levels, etc).

#Tribal wars 2 nobleman how to#

Academy tribe: A second tribe created by the 'main' tribe, into which new players are often convinced to join on the premise they’ll be taught how to play.This is a map option available to premium players.

This territory spans 15 tiny squares x 15 tiny squares. 15*15: The wider territory surrounding one’s own village.7*7 is the usual map available to non premium players.

This territory spans 7 tiny squares x 7 tiny squares. 7*7: The territory immediately surrounding one’s own village.Ordinarily done through multiple players logging into the one account, aka 'co-players'. 24/7 Account: An account that is played 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.Prosimo upoštevajte, da ta stran predpostavlja, da ste že prebrali preostanek pomoči. Tukaj lahko najdete seznam izrazov in kratic, ki jih igralci v igri in na javnih forumih običajno uporabljajo.