Players desiring to test their skills against Gustav can enter the battle by finding his icon on the map. The battle can be entered by clicking on it, just as one would enter a city.
Upon entering the battle, players will be given a menu screen similar to the one they would receive when entering Alliance War. They may choose which side of the screen to enter battle, however. Both sides are offensive and have no intrinsic difference.
Players can then deploy up to 5 separate formations, each with at least 3 Commanders. Deploying more troops gets increases your BR on the field, and consequently, raises your ranking. Your ranking is also affected by the amount of damage you’re able to inflict upon the Great Gustav himself. Just like in Alliance War, moving along the map consumes action points. Likewise, after your Commanders are taken down, they can be revived with pocket watches.
Where this battle differs from Alliance War, however, is that players have access to extra tools to increase their deadliness on the battlefield.
Fort Busters: Boosts ATK of deployed army by 5%, increasing by 5% each turn for 20 turns. This skill is active until the army is destroyed.
Deathbringers: Unleashes an instant kill on the Guardtower of your choice.
Siege Wrecker: Reduces DEF of one selected Guardtower by 20% for 120 seconds.
The “Fort Busters” option is immediately applied to the currently selected army, terminating once the army has been defeated. “Deathbringers” and “Siege Wrecker” are used after having selected Guardtower to receive the offensive. These are deadly weapons are advised to be used toward the beginning of offensive is going in with smaller numbers.
Gustav is protected by 4 Guardtowers, one at each corner. It is only after these Guardtowers are destroyed that players can initiate a real attack against the Gustav in the center. Each tower can make use of certain “buffs” such as healing, attack, and defense. When using the latter two, the Guardtowers become especially powerful, and it is advised to refrain from attacking them until their buff status expires.
Guardtowers can also employ a special attack called Rain of Death, as well as call in reinforcements via air supplies.
One a player has been targeted for the Rain of Death attack, the tile on which they are stationed will turn red, signaling attack. Move quickly, or your troops will receive a terrifying amount of damage!
When summoning reinforcements, enemy troops will parachute in in the periphery and they must be dealt with before continuing battle. Successful destruction of these enemy soldiers will reward players with Obstructer Chests, which contain randomly selected rewards your troops can put to good use on the battlefield.
Once the surrounding enemies are destroyed, it’s time to get to the meat of the matter, the Great Gustav himself! Here, it’s a matter of brute force and strength of will. Fancy tactics from the annals of history need not apply. It’s purely a matter of the fiercest strength of will. He’s got a trick up his sleeve here, however. Namely, the Counter-Attack buff, wherein for every offensive you make, a certain percentage will be returned to your army. It’s up to the brave and brilliant Generals at the heads of their armies to determine whether it’s in the army’s best interest to move forward with attack or halt until the buff runs out.
The Great Gustav is a force of great power and struck intense fear into the hearts of all who knew it to be on the horizon. Taking it out will not be easy task done lightly and will require the teamwork, patience, and diligence of a mighty legion to bring this metal monster down.
Good luck, soldiers!
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