BruteForceAttack
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No 9 is the max, you cant upgrade a fully upgraded building. you can build a new one though.
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Governors Villa
- Thread starter Bubster922
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No 9 is the max, you cant upgrade a fully upgraded building. you can build a new one though.
Vger
Well-Known Member
Since 9 is the max level for a villa, you won't be able to use an upgrade kit on it.
You will have to use a reno or 1-up to get it to HMA stats (and produce HMA troops).
If you had left it at 8, then using an upgrade kit in HMA would have taken it to 9, and bumped it up to HMA at the same time.
You will have to use a reno or 1-up to get it to HMA stats (and produce HMA troops).
If you had left it at 8, then using an upgrade kit in HMA would have taken it to 9, and bumped it up to HMA at the same time.
IdrinkAlone
New Member
Ahhh, thanks for the clarification on upgrade vs one-up/renovation kits. I'm still trying to get those capabilities straight between each type of kit.
In Other Words: One-up/renovation kits advance the age of the bldg only - do not advance the level.
Bldg upgrade kits advance the level (up to max) and age (if built in earlier age) of the bldg. Once bldg is at max level, upgrade kits are ignored.
One-Up kits advance one age for each kit (not to exceed current age) [i.e. IA to EMA, or EMA to HMA].
Renovation kits can advance multiple ages at once (again, not to exceed current age). [i.e. BA to HMA, or IA to HMA]
In Other Words: One-up/renovation kits advance the age of the bldg only - do not advance the level.
Bldg upgrade kits advance the level (up to max) and age (if built in earlier age) of the bldg. Once bldg is at max level, upgrade kits are ignored.
One-Up kits advance one age for each kit (not to exceed current age) [i.e. IA to EMA, or EMA to HMA].
Renovation kits can advance multiple ages at once (again, not to exceed current age). [i.e. BA to HMA, or IA to HMA]
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