Did barbed wire are cumulative ? (addition each other)

[houser]

Did barbed wire are cumulative, I pass over 3 of them and my troop nearly stop (did not advance at all)... It is no wall or no reason for them to stop (I target oil refinery more far).
Any input... ???

 

[Andrewdsz]

Yes they accumulative. But if u put them all together it is not a good strategy

 

[Christopher-Outlaws!!]

I didn't think they were, in fact I've been telling people all along htey were not... where is this info from?

 

[Tsamu]

I think they are cumulative when you are attacking, but not on defense.

 

[Brand Marrow]

I think the real question is whether bad grammar is cumulative?

 

[KniferX]

Did bad grammers are cumulative? (addition each other)

 

[Christopher-Outlaws!!]

House on fire!

 

[Brand Marrow]

lol KniferX

 

[DomiNationsVigiles]

No, the effects of Barbed Wire (or Caltrops) do not stack. Do you recall what troop type you were using?

 

[Wynne D Fanchon]

Do Caltrops/Barbed stack with Versailles slow?

 

[JuDomines]

No, the effects of Barbed Wire (or Caltrops) do not stack. Do you recall what troop type you were using?

your customer service said it DOES stack. Can you clarify? (Improving the communication between your CS reps and dev would not be a bad idea too)

 

[S_How]

I am almost positive it does stack with Versailles (multiplicative), but not with other barb wires. Would be great to have clarification.

 

[Motaz Tarek]

they previously said no but my sense say yes, my troops almost don't move if they are on 2 caltrops

 

[JuDomines]

they previously said no but my sense say yes, my troops almost don't move if they are on 2 caltrops

Same experience then you... I asked CS a second time and they answer it is not cumulative with other barb or Versailles

 

[QuébecGlory]

Being cumulative would make no sense. It would add up to more than 100% and troops would stop moving all together... The only way they would "cumulate" is if the troops get out of range, then they hit another bard wire, then the effect doesn't add up, just back-to-back. Asking CS about questions like this is useless.