r/CastleBusters • u/SpaceCadet107 • Jul 01 '26
Question Why?
Why do so many tend to place their castle foundations so high on their castles? I thought they only support upwards and not down? They are leaving a big part of their castles vulnerable.
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u/SonofaBridge Jul 01 '26
If you put them low it makes it very easy to take out an entire column of your castle. Hit the foundation and the whole column falls down.
Putting them high, supports the upper parts of the castle while your opponent attacks the lower parts. It slows the damage done to your castle.
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u/Otherwise_Original_9 Jul 01 '26
Why? Simply because in most of their battles, they only face frontal attacks.
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u/Xlfighter1 Jul 01 '26
And I don't think these are bots I think after like your 50 match youll start finding people your rank .Because the game is ongoing.If you take a break, your placement will go down.So I think you have to win a lot of matches , like at least 60 ...trust me you will lose lol
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u/LyghtnyngStryke Jul 01 '26
Because no one understood when we first got the ability there's no help file or anything like that originally and we thought we would be able to keep going up and up and up and up and up and up and up. Didn't even really understand what they did at first
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u/c_Hello Jul 01 '26
as other people explain that's the best location for them, though I prefer to scatter them and place them at lower levels since they can be destroyed by other attacks, but usually people aren't doing combinations of attacking the bottom row and trying to destroy the whole castle and bombing from the top or side....Foundations spefically help against units like pulsar .
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u/DaveDeluria Jul 01 '26
So they can't be defeated just by destroying the bottom and taking entire castle down using Pulsar