Hello everyone, I'm Breor, and welcome back to Goodgame Empire.
As the title of this video suggests, this is my guide to the Battle for Berimond.
I have received more requests to make this video than any other, but sometimes receiving
so many requests makes it harder for me to get around to covering the topic.
Knowing a video is anticipated and asked for motivates me to learn everything there is
to learn about the subject in question before making the video.
Have I learned everything there is to learn about the Battle for Berimond?
I don't think so, but it can be sort of difficult to tell… the event appears very
rarely nowadays, and whenever it does, I seem to get busy in real life.
I'm going to make this video anyways, because, again, I have received hundreds of messages
asking me to, but, if you know more than I do about Berimond, help me out and leave your
knowledge in the comments.
First and foremost… pronunciation: Berrymond or Beramond?
Unless you talk to yourself aloud while you play Goodgame Empire, you've probably never
had to pronounce all these fantasy names, but try it and you might be surprised how
many alternate pronunciations exist.
For the first few months of running this channel, it was actually difficult for me to do my
intro because I couldn't pronounce Breor.
I'm going to go with Beramond, because that's what I originally imagined it to be, and so
sorry if that makes this video annoying for you.
[Get on with it!]
Very well.
Welcome to my campaign camp in Berimond, specifically constructed to be a gallantry producing machine.
My whole alliance was assigned to fight for the blue faction this time, but sometimes
we fight for the red faction as well.
Construction within the Battle for Berimond is actually quite simple, because you start
off with a prebuilt camp, and there are only a few types of buildings to consider.
Tents provide room for your traditional soldiers, which you can send to Berimond if you choose.
You cannot build a barracks here.
Instead you have these two buildings: the training grounds and the auxiliaries headquarters,
which are used to train and store auxiliaries.
Upgrading the training grounds will make it possible to add more units to the recruitment
queue, and upgrading the headquarters will make it possible to store more auxiliaries
overall in your camp.
Auxiliaries are cheap and disposable troops that can only be used in Berimond, and they
more or less make this event possible.
When feasting at full power, and imperial guardsman (one of these guys) takes two minutes
to recruit, but his auxiliary equivalent, the muscle man, takes ten seconds.
Auxiliaries will be less powerful than the traditional troops you might choose to import
to Berimond, but again, they're very easy to replace.
You're going to need a mix of troops to defeat enemy camps and watchtowers, so I would
recommend you recruit an even number of musclemen and marksmen.
Supply storehouses provide room for you to store resources.
Each storehouse built increases your camp's capacity for resources by seven thousand five
hundred units per resource.
I've built seven because that was the required amount in order to expand my camp to the maximum
possible size.
While food is very easy to acquire in Berimond, you can't start any feasts from here, and
nor can you build enough storehouses to hold more than 80,000 units, which is the amount
you'd have to spend to start an aristocratic feast.
The marketplace in Berimond is an essentially useless building.
It only provides ten barrows and is un-upgradeable, but you can pay rubies in the King's Market
to increase your barrow capacity if you need to.
The stables in Berimond is different from the regular stables in that it has five levels
and the prices are changed, but it can still only be upgraded using rubies.
The Battle for Berimond lasts for less than a week, and any ruby investments you make
in your camp will be permanently lost, so I would really recommend against upgrading
this structure.
Travel times in Berimond are short already.
The military hospital can be built and upgraded in Berimond but isn't very useful because
you cannot use it to heal auxiliaries.
For reasons I'll explain in a moment, I use wolfhounds in Berimond, but these units
require rubies to be healed, and that would be pretty wasteful.
In terms of fortifications, you can upgrade your walls and towers in Berimond, and you
can also dig yourself a moat.
The only purpose for doing so would be to satisfy quest objectives, since PVP isn't
really conducted here.
However, you should apply a castellan to your Berimond camp just in case someone decides
to attack you.
From the construction menu, we see that we can also build a construction crane, a hunter's
camp, a watchtower, and a ruby moat, but these are all ruby purchases and, again, you'd
be foolish to buy ruby buildings in Berimond.
There's one last thing I haven't mentioned: the decorative items here in Berimond do not
offer public order… instead they offer morale.
Having many decorative items will provide high morale and thus increase the combat strength
of your troops and auxiliaries.
Building more and more decorative items will start to have less and less of an effect,
so I would recommend stopping when you reach a morale of about 190%.
These arsenals and field kitchens were included as part of the pre-built camp, and I filled
up the rest of the space with more tents.
If you forgot what you saw at the military hospital, what I did next might surprise you;
instead of sending just regular attackers to Berimond, I also included about three hundred
wolfhounds.
I'm using these wolfhounds to satisfy the objectives of a particular quest within the
questbook: "NO MERCY."
The quest objectives are to defeat three enemy camps and loot at least three thousand resources
from them.
If you do this, you will be given a small sum of coins and (more importantly) fifteen
gallanatry-increasing tools.
These are like glory flags for gallantry, and because you can complete this quest as
many times as you'd like, you can actually earn tons of these tools if you remain dedicated
enough to keep attacking.
Wolfhounds are great because they will move quickly to their targets, but they aren't
so great for two reasons.
They aren't powerful, so you won't be able to attack camps that are defended, and
They can't carry any resources, and thus cannot satisfy the "loot three thousand
resources" requirement.
For these reasons it might be a great idea to use other fast-moving troops that are more
powerful and can carry resources… like samurai attackers or assassins.
If you find a player who doesn't have any defenders at her castle, it might be tempting
to repeatedly attack her whenever the cooldown expires.
I suppose this might be a practical option, but it's on the borderline of bullying.
Clearly the player logged in recently to join the Battle for Berimond, and attacking their
camp repeatedly won't allow them to get going and participate in the event.
As you guys know, I don't encourage multi-accounting, but a better option might be this… if you
have an inactive "friend"
[Know what I mean?]
in the game who would allow you to attack them in Berimond without defending, that would
be pretty ideal for the purposes of completing this quest.
Attacking enemy camps is a great way to complete that quest and earn tools, but it's not
the best way to earn gallantry; to do that, you're going to have to attack enemy watchtowers.
This button here on your screen will automatically take you to the nearest watchtower, but that
target might not be the best one to attack.
If you trace the white line all the way back, it will lead you to the enemy's capital,
which you can then click on to find the paths to the other watchtowers.
Only the watchtower at the end of each path will be available to attack, and defeating
enemy watchtowers is how your team will advance to the capital.
Should your team unlock the capital and defeat it, new players will be prevented from entering
Berimond on the side of the opposing faction.
You will then be able to attack and defeat enemy player camps to knock those players
out of the event.
Unfortunately, the run-time for the event is too short to allow that to ever happen,
so there's never really a winner of Berimond.
Maybe one day Goodgame Empire will run the event for twenty days and a victor will be
decided… though I doubt it.
The purpose of checking out and spying the other watchtowers is to make the decision
about which one would be easiest to attack.
To defeat the watchtowers, use ranged troops with mantlets on the first wave, just as you
would do to defeat samurai and nomad camps.
You may have to use more event and ruby tools against the Berimond watchtowers, but the
watchtowers are great targets for looting rubies and participating in the event will
likely pay off.
I have so many ruby mantlets lying around throughout all of my castles I can definitely
afford to dispose of these ones.
There's been an ongoing debate as to whether or not the watchtowers change their setups.
According both to my observations and the team at Goodgame Studios, they do change their
setups randomly.
I believe there are a limited number of setups they can take, however, and this might be
what's causing the confusion.
The watchtower might have the option between set-ups A, B, and C. You spy, see set-up A,
attack and defeat it, and then the watchtower randomly chooses set-up A again, thus not
actually changing after that particular attack.
An employee of Goodgame Studios said that the watchtowers commonly retain the same setup
up to four attacks in a row… however, as I said, they do sometimes change, and that
necessitates that you both spy after every attack and send your attacks one-at-a-time.
You cannot run convoys against watchtowers like you can against samurai and nomad camps,
and if you don't know what convoys are in Goodgame Empire, you should check out my remastered
Samurai Invasion video.
Each watchtower protects the three resource villages next to it; when they are destroyed,
the resource villages can be attacked and destroyed as well.
Destroying them will make it so that players on the opposing faction will receive fewer
resources.
Likewise, the resources you receive in Berimond are coming from your team's resource villages.
There are only two more things to explain about this event, but (before I get to them)
let me first give you a Battle for Berimond bonus tip.
Sending tools and troops to this event is free, and when the event concludes, all of
your regular troops and tools will return to your main castle.
Thus, if you have thousands of tools in the outer kingdoms that you'd like to transport
to your main castle, send them through Berimond for free.
This is a great deal for me because I produce tons of wooden mantlets in my outer castles,
and yet only use them to defeat the samurai and nomads in the great kingdom.
If you want to do this, remember that you'll need to send at least one soldier to carry
your tools, and there will need to be room for him in your campaign camp.
You can delete soldiers from the troop management window if you need to make space (or, if you
are a nicer ruler who doesn't want to get rid of more troops, you can always just build
more tents).
Onwards, then, to explaining this whole event panel.
The first tab gives you an introduction to the event which you probably don't need,
seeing as you're watching this video…
The second tab provides buttons for going to nearby enemy camps and watchtowers, and
also for travelling between the event and your regular castles.
You can also send troops to your campaign camp by clicking this button.
The third tab provides the rankings for the event.
I'll be able to complete the point rewards for the event before it concludes, but I don't
understand how people are coming up with numbers like five-hundred-thousand.
My guess is that some rubies were purchased to make that happen.
In the level 70 bracket, the top 50 players will be awarded a piece of equipment.
What you get will depend upon your faction, although the two sets are approximately equal
in strength.
I actually own them both on my super-secret closed beta test account and so I can show
you their appearances and stats.
The Bear's Strength, which is the commander set for the blue faction, provides:
+90% melee combat strength, +90% ranged combat strength,
An 80% enemy wall protection reduction, A 40% enemy gate protection reduction,
A 60% enemy moat protection reduction, +55% travel speed,
65% later detection, And 40% additional glory points.
The Lion's Pride, the cleverly-named commander set for the red faction, provides:
+90% melee combat strength, +90% ranged combat strength,
A 90% enemy wall protection reduction, A 35% enemy gate protection reduction,
A 50% enemy moat protection reduction, +60% travel speed,
60% later detection, And 45% additional glory points.
By the way, my closed-beta account has 110 million rubies and all of the unique equipment
in the game, so, yeah, it was pretty cool of Goodgame Studios to give it to me.
Last but not least, it's time to explain the gallantry titles in the game.
They work exactly like glory titles but offer different bonuses.
The rewards for the Top 1, Top 20, and Top 50 are excellent for PVP, and the reward for
the title of Weapon Master is very impressive as well.
Because there's such as large jump between Guardian of the Sword and Weapon Master, often
Weapon Masters will be among the Top 50 players as well.
You do need at least ninety-five thousand gallantry points to be considered for the
rank-based rewards, so, when Berimond hasn't been run for a while, nobody will have access
to these titles.
The ranks of Oppressor through Guardian of the Sword will allow you to recruit very strong
attackers for coins.
The rank of Widowmaker is very important for food production in the outer kingdoms, the
ranks of Stormpike through Ravager will allow you to recruit less powerful but still solid
Berimond units, and the ranks below that offer an array of smaller rewards.
As you can see, these are all very important rewards, and you should try your best to earn
them whenever either of the Berimond events are run.
In a future video I'll talk about the Berimond Invasion, which is a separate event entirely,
but you can also earn gallantry points from it (we haven't seen it in a while in the
game).
Here's another Battle for Berimond bonus tip… you can send your soldiers in this
kingdom to the capital if you want to protect them while you're not online.
This will keep them from being killed.
Players on the opposing team won't be able to attack the capital until they destroy all
of the watchtowers, which, as we discussed, is unlikely to happen due to the time limitations
imposed upon the event.
This is the point of the video where I say thanks.
Thanks for watching it, thanks for requesting it, and thanks for your continued support
of the channel.
If you liked this video please do me a favor and share it with your alliance-mates… it
might encourage them to participate and succeed in the event.
I've been Breor, and I'll see you next time.
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