Hello, I was very pleased to see that my beloved Warzone / Warlight now also has an idle mode - because I love idle games ;-)

In contrast to many other idle games, this one is very slow - but that doesn't bother me that much - but decisions are extremely important here because they can be time-consuming.

When is a good time to play the old maps again to farm AP? I started "The Siege of Feldmere" with multilevel power with "Rise of Oda Nobunaga". "Siege" is over and with "Rise" I still need some time.

I think that the next maps will take a lot harder and longer and I'm thinking about playing a lot of old maps from here on.

Is this a good decision?

It is very slow and I think it is by design.

As you build up AP points, the farther you 'go back' in maps, the faster you can knock them out.


I guess the question becomes: why do you play this and what do you want out of it?

If you want to power through levels quickly, play the opening levels over and over.

I hope I didn't get it wrong - I like this idle game and it's also interesting that it's so slow. I don't think it's bad ;-) But I'm looking for good strategies, because wrong decisions could make days ^^ And that's why I wanted to ask for this advice.

So you are looking to get through the levels as quickly as possible?

If it makes you feel better, I somehow used a skip and multi to play the same level simultaneously.

You're welcome.

Time to turn back... time?

A good time to turn back is.... never!

Since you get -30% AP for every replay, and the levels are designed to be slower every update, you should probably just play the levels in the order you unlock them in, and ascend once you completed them all to restart back at the beginning.

Yes, you are best off playing every level once and in order. Do not skip, it will only cause you pain.

Only exception is K-PX. Play that one twice to get a second Multi-Level.

All the AP rewards reset once you beat them all, so it is pointless to replay early levels.

I saw Idle Brickbreak from the WZ ads. Not sure about it. Haven't tried it but looks pretty cool.

If you're really looking to invest, I'd recommend it. It's the holy grail with my perceiving eye and I have knack for hunches like these. My community comes to me for instances such as this so take my word for it. My advice is usually not freely given so really take it as a blessing.

Edited 3/26/2021 16:13:11

I wouldn't say it's pointless to replay the earlier levels. The later levels take a really long time so that it can be good to replay some "faster" ones once - both for motivation as well as to have more AP for the later time-consuming (=annoying) levels.

But indeed, replaying early levels more than once is rather pointless since you get less AP each time (in contrast to getting the full AP after ascending).

Also, use the multi level power for high levels to get most out of it.

Thank you all for the advice!

Unfortunately I have to criticize the replay concept. If the first levels get harder after each playthrough and the AP decrease at the same time, then of course it hardly makes sense to play them again. I don't understand the design idea behind it. Either less AP or getting heavier, but both just don't motivate me. I was looking forward to the replay of the levels. It is an important idle-game process to have a kind of reset, or replayability, but where I set the time myself. I know that you can reset in the end - or rather you have to. But then, unfortunately, your own decision to replay the levels is not a given. Too bad.

You can replay all the levels without the penalty by ascending. That does require you to complete all the levels first, but it should make replaying the levels much better.

The penalty was put in place to prevent instant replays for farming AP once people get higher advancements.