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That's how I would treat it if you don't want to spoil the fun of the game for yourself. Personally, I'm burn out on siege mode until they add more to the game to keep it interesting.
I completed the game right on 40hours, Act 4 taking 8-10hrs.
No thanks i got my fare share with the 5 i did.
Fort sieges are boring as ♥♥♥♥ A,B,C kill Overlord same over and over.
There not dynamic at all like promised no random events happen nothing.
I really cant see myself do that another 20 times ♥♥♥♥ that.
most of the reviewers use mt to buy their orcs, and they rush in the game by powerplay, which could end up being grindy since its just continuously Fortress defense and assault over and over again.
act 4 is the best time to level up and gain legendary gears as there are tons of legendary orcs to kil.
It will become quite grindy if you try to power play all 10 stages in one go,.
For me, I just do 1 or 2 stage per day, until i reach stage 10. and it was quite fun.
It is litterlly the best way to test how strong your fortress is.
I didnt even need to fight the first few stages. I just let my orc do their thing and revive them when they need,.