We’ll leave it to the judicial process to determine how exactly Yarl, a 5’8” aspiring chemical engineer a vehicle driving away from a house in New York or teenage girls in a parking lot could possibly represent a deadly threat. Related: What to know about stand your ground laws There have already been stories about whether any of these cases might fall under so-called “stand your ground” laws that allow armed Americans in most states to defend their so-called “castle.” All three shooters have been accused of serious crimes. Roth was treated at the scene and Washington is recovering in the ICU.Īll three shootings occurred after dark. She and her teammate, Payton Washington, were both struck. One of the girls, Heather Roth, accidentally tried to get in the wrong vehicle.
► Outside Austin, Texas, on April 18, two cheerleaders were shot in a grocery store parking lot just after midnight. Twenty year-old Kaylin Gillis was killed by the bullet that struck the car driven by her boyfriend.
#Defend your castle full
► In rural upstate New York on April 15, two shots were fired from a porch at cars full of young people that had just turned around after looking for a party in the wrong driveway. By some miracle, he survived after being shot in the head. ► In Kansas City, Missouri on April 13, two shots were fired at Ralph Yarl, a Black teen trying to pick up his brothers just before 10 p.m. These three shootings happened in less than a week around the country: It’s about a country with more guns than people, where whatever inspires the 30% of Americans, who are most likely to be men, who own firearms has converged in dangerous and deadly ways with whatever fear, frustration or paranoia leads someone to shoot at a stranger or a car that’s driving away. This is not a story about mass shootings, AR-15s, or really even about gun laws. In all three cases, a man opened fire rather than ask a simple question: “Do you mean to be here?” So far, without the cheat, I'm on stage 32 and it's easy.Wrong doorbell. I got all the cash I wanted, purchased all the buildings, and upgraded my castle's HP to about 150k, BUT it started me on level 311 and it doesn't start you with enough converts to repel the amount of guys coming at you. You get lots of cash, but it jumps you up 10 levels each time. Otherwise, you'll lose them at the end of that level. You must start each level with enough spendable points to support the amount of units you are starting that level with. Losing units at the end of a level is directly related to how many SPENDABLE POINTS you STARTED that level with, not how many you ended with. When you have some spare converts, drop 5 into craftsmen and that will be a good start on that.
#Defend your castle upgrade
Just upgrade your castle to have some more HP and you should be good to go. Get about 30 archers and 15-20 wizards as quickly as you can and use the explosion spell to kill the giants along with a bunch of the little guys while the archers kill more. I would skip craftsmen for a little while, but you have to be aggressive with your killing if you do that. After you've purchased a building, you click on it's respective flag and one of your converts will become that type of unit.Īfter you have enough wizards (I think it's somewhere between 15 and 20) you will get an INSTANT conversion spell so you can drop someone in your castle to convert them AND you can convert other people with the spell while they're running towards your castle as long as your mana holds up. When you convert enemies, they will show up as blue stick figures under the health of your castle. To train units, you have to first purchase a temple (to convert enemies) and then the respective building for each unit. Okay, to cover a few points mentioned by a few people:
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