Guide to Gaining Prestige

Thanks, been looking for ways to get prestige...

no problem!!! glad u like it

How does "Farming Unoccupied Forts" gain me prestige?

How does "Farming Unoccupied Forts" gain me prestige?

farming them for resources, then using the resources to gain prestige from training or upgrading

I've attacked cities that had traps and turrets which I lost some troops but not as many as on their side. Why did I get 0 pres?

War Prestige:
When a battle is over, the winning party gains war prestige (>=0), and the losing party loses war prestige (<=0). 
When war prestige drops to the lowest number of your title, it won't drop any more. 

Ware prestige=A-R*B
A stands for the losing party's loss
B stands for the winning party's loss
R stands for a weighting coefficient. The coefficient counts in calculating battle losses when one party is of overwhelmingly stronger than the other in a battle. 

Considering that the battle may be easier for the stronger party and tougher for the weaker party, each party's prestige will be adjusted by a coefficient so that the stronger party can not take full advantage of the one-sided battle and the weaker party won't suffer from sheer defeat. If both parties are of the same level, the coefficient is 1.

So then how do you figure the coefficient? Does that go by city lvl or by troop numbers?

Thank you, I do remember seeing that now at the help window, but forgot about that. I just didn't understand the coefficient and how to figure that out.

it is decided by general title.... and i dont know an exact formula

I can't find it anywhere..

That's ok.. ill play around with some numbers and see if I can figure it out. I'll post when I do. Thanks for the info.

its alright its alot of effort to find a formula for that if ss would be useful where both have lost troops and the lvl of each person i will be happy to try and get some for you to evaluate

Yeah that would be aweome. Get me your final war report and I should be able to reverse calculate what the coefficient is. Give a a couple to be sure it works out correctly.