Warzone Idle FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Warzone Idle

How can I inspect a territory without conquering it?

Inspect one of its neighbors, such as a territory you own or a fogged territory, then click "connections list" and select it from the list.

Why is it slow?

Warzone Idle is meant to be played in short sessions throughout your day, not in one sitting. Feel free to take a break, and come back in an hour or two. Your armies will accumulate even when you're offline.

Yes, but even then it's taking forever!

Be sure to upgrade your army camps! Army camps are where you will get most of your armies. Also be sure to get the techs that increase your army camp production, and purchase all mercenaries.

If you can't afford to do all this, see the next question.

How do I get money faster?

You'll get most of your money by selling items that are made by your crafters. Be sure to keep your smelters and crafters active -- anytime they are waiting for resources, you are losing out on potential money. In general, the longer it takes to craft an item, the better investment it is, so try to keep your crafters on the slowest recipes as much as possible.

Be sure to sell off any items or ore that you don't need for techs or your smelters. Selling stuff is important for maximizing money generation.

Why is there waiting?

The recommended way to play is to check in every once in a while and re-invest your profits while you're doing other stuff. With this strategy, there's virtually no waiting involved in playing Warzone Idle.

Increased Money From Territories didn't increase my income as much as advertised

Not all of your money/sec comes from territories -- some of it comes from bonuses. If you get the Statistics advancement, you can easily see how much of your money comes from territories versus bonuses.

If you don't have the Statistics advancement yet, you can get an idea of where your money is coming from by clicking around the map. Territories and Bonuses will identify themselves in the inspect area at the bottom, and each will say how much money per second they generate.

Army Camp upgrade didn't increase my armies/sec as much as advertised

Some increases are added together, not multiplied. For example, say you're getting 100 armies per second, and you get an upgrade of 10%. Now you're getting 110 armies per second. Then you get another upgrade of 10%, it makes your total increase 20% bringing your armies per second to 120. But if you look only at that second upgrade in isolation, you might be confused on why 110 to 120 isn't quite 10%. The answer is because the upgrades are added together with your previous upgrades, not multiplied. If you get the Statistics advancement, it will unlock the Modifiers Breakdown which allows you to see details about each modifier affecting you which makes this easier to see.

I'm out of mercenaries and all I have left to spend money on is army camps!

A common mistake players make is buying mercenaries too early.

Think of it this way: You're spending some money on mercenaries and some money on army camp upgrades. Buying mercenaries gives you armies immediately, but buying army camp upgrades gives you armies over time. Therefore, it's far better to do those army camp upgrades first and buy the mercenaries later, so your camp upgrades have more time to produce armies. Upgrading army camps when a level is almost complete is not an efficient plan.

When to buy mercenaries is a balancing act and there's no sure-fire rules on when to do it. Ideally, you want to be purchasing your last mercenaries to conquer the last territory on the map.

The speed at which you progress through Warzone Idle is based on your strategy, so if things are going too slow you should try revisiting your play style.

How do I gain Advancement Points (AP)?

You can get Advancement Points by finishing levels of Warzone Idle. You can also get Advancement Points by abandoning levels partway. When you abandon a level, Warzone will tell you how much AP you can get for your partial progress. Note that this partial AP will be subtracted from how much AP you can gain the next time you play that same level.

Be warned that using this abandoned method to decrease the final awarded points reduced the amount of the bonus you receive when paying the coins for a % bonus.

Any more tips?

Once you have a bunch of AP upgrades, you should consider going back and playing previous levels again. You'll be able to clear them much more quickly than the first time, and you can earn some extra AP this way. Each level gives 25% less AP each time you beat it, so it's best to defeat each level a few times then move on.

Cheating

Any attempts to cheat will result in your Warzone account being banned (along with any of your alts). Do not attempt to modify the game data, modify your system clock, or automate the game in any fashion except as provided within the game's normal UI. You have been warned.

Syncing Between Devices

See Warzone Idle Syncing