All Out is dangerous because the event name encourages players to overcommit. The better approach is to decide your target before the fighting starts, protect your hospital and reserve systems, and stop when the next hit no longer improves your event outcome.
- 1Confirm the live point rules before attacking or reinforcing.
- 2Set a personal stop line for wounded troops, resources, and speedups.
- 3Coordinate targets with alliance calls instead of chasing random fights.
- 4Do not keep fighting only because your power has already dropped.
- 1Empty or reduce the Infirmary before the event window begins.
- 2Check shields, teleport items, and alliance rally timing.
- 3Keep enough resources and speedups for healing after the fight.
- 4Decide whether your account is participating for points, defense, or alliance support.
- 1Follow rally and reinforcement calls instead of sending isolated marches.
- 2Watch hospital pressure after each major exchange.
- 3Stop if the next fight risks more troops than the rewards justify.
- 4Use shields or relocation when your account becomes a liability target.
- 1Clear the Infirmary as soon as practical.
- 2Open the Enlistment Office and spend available Loyalty on reserve troops.
- 3Run daily tasks and gathering while reserves remain available.
- 4Use a troop rebuild calculator only after free recovery is accounted for.
- 1Entering without a stop rule.
- 2Buying recovery items before checking the Enlistment Office.
- 3Letting smaller players reinforce targets they cannot afford to lose.
- 4Confusing score activity with useful alliance pressure.