U need a proper start as well as strong alliance to have a good start . New players usually quit at this same stage since they are brutally overpowered by other players . I suggest u should apply for a mentor on AANC . It really makes huge difference.

If u haven't applied yet and wish to , the the following link may help you
viewtopic.php?f=417&t=1036

Well as Hitmo says that is a recommended route into the game and also 100 win streak is very impressive if I get 10 I go crazy

Hitmo is right, with an official mentor you will witness yourself actually enjoying the game as a whole rather than despising it for any reason you could have, I would assume that it is a matter of patience in the first place cos SM differs considerably from BD especially since in SM, battles occur instantly meaning right on the spot whilst in the multiplayer mode, BD however is a massive multiplayer strategy game where you've to create or join an alliance to fight other players for world domination relying on diplomacy, your activity, your knowledge of the game mechanics, your skills and many more factors whilst aiming for the captor of the ten relics to win the game and end a round, and this requires you to forcefully give in a lot of your time. I personally play this game religiously anyway. As the saying goes, no pain no gain!

Similarly to SM, if you've the devotion to play the game you can really become a top player in a short period of time and perhaps arguably the best this game has ever had as you keep playing for another year or two.

Let's start stealing SM players to increase our BD players population on worlds! This is ''Pay back time!''

I tried this many times but didn't find success

I really wish for BattleDawn and you, that it would come true

But to be realistic ...
- I understand the starting prozess at BD
- but that change not, that it feels like BOOM when you were hit that hard as newbie
- main point ... MAYBE I am right with it ... you start to build something and you do really good at it, BUT 1 mistake and ALL (that what you build with time) is gone

If I am allowed to compair it with SuperMechs ...

- I build up hard my Level 30 Mech (Campaign & Multiplayer)
- I had to fight a good one
- my Mech is away / done / history

... I have to start with all from beginning.

Sorry - I really see no sense in it.

In SuperMechs you get a reward for a loss ... not much, but you get one.
(you still have EVERTHING after your loss - even if you lose 100 in a row)
(so you can go on in building up)
In BattleDawn you are totally destroyed after a loss ... ALL (ok ... most) of your work and time you spent is away.

My opinion

After you wrote to stay on topic I didn't really wanted to reply but u got some things wrong so had to reply , maybe once u read it I'll remove it.


Firstly , yes if your sqauds get locked on an op with no scope of reinforcement then you are pretty much dead , but you may disband ur squads and get workers back , so when all ur squads are locked and u disband ur army u get good no. of wrokers. Plus u leave a spam at the op so u also get entire br of ur enemy's army , now since ur high on workers , u got 0% overhead , and if ur a part of top 2 alliance then at tick 700 or something when wars are at best u will surely have income of like 900/600 plus if ur putting money in the game then bingo , in no time u will see that u have recovered almost all ur squads. Even if ur not a red token booster ur alliance member who uses reds may send u a few also others will send u resources.

Also if u loose units on the op u own , u get small amount of resources in the form of metal , no of units lost multiplied by 8 or 80 , not able to remember , haven't played in a while , I think it's 8 though . and yes if u loose veh then its 2* 8 or 80 and if tanks 3* 8 or 80 .

Now if u make huge ETA moves on front line and get ur army trapped in air then u cannot disband , most pros don't make such long moves even if they are playing casual ( oh wait , cough cough ron ... Aka netspyman )