Not to forget that a huge chunk of your nw should be peasants and army thus doing the chain properly (especially if the target is offline and/or lacks TW) then the %-age nw drop is far lower than the land drop which in turn gives the other provinces nicer nw's to hit on so a proper chain on a proper chain target can be a max gain wave especially since GB protection is capped at war.
So when max gaining should we start aiding up unbreakables instantly as soon as war starts and dragons are funded? Or wait til near the end of the war?
That depends entirely on the situation. How close are any of your provinces to becoming unbreakable? Does it look like they might be trying the same thing? Are they max gaining as well, or are they purely chaining? As always, use your judgment and respond to every situation as it arises.
Max Gains all war!
Max gain does not mean +/- 10%. This strategy simply means hit the best land return target out there.
In an ideal situation, a chain should be initiated by largest to smallest province which was mentioned by Realest.
20 hits in 6 hours does not justify a good chain. Quality over quantity! Plenty of kds overchain and lose wars.
It's about chaining opponents while keeping gains as high as possible.
In a sense you can try doing repetitive chain. Start off a semi chain (6-8 hits?) as long as the prov starts to overpop. Wait till he sends out, secondary armies shall hit him (easier to overpop this time around). By the third cycle, it's about 1 general with min army keeping that prov down. All heavy attackers split their armies dealing more damage and insurance for getting chained.
so if my kingdom puts out 10 hits over 24 hours, I should just max gain? Or what did you mean by justify?
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