Hey, guys wanna me help me on something. I have a theory and I ask Chatgpt if my theory is correct.

About Whiteout Survival Is this an effective strategy for Fortress Battle? – The first attack wave has enough infantry, but the number of lancers is four times greater than the infantry, and the same goes for the marksmen. The goal of the first wave is to weaken the enemy’s defense. – The second wave contains a large amount of infantry, while the number of lancers and marksmen is only moderate. The purpose of this wave is to defend and secure the fortress. Based on my theory, the second wave will be able to capture the fortress because the first wave has already weakened the enemy. Is this theory correct?

⭐ Wave 1 (Breaker Wave — Damage + Pressure) Goal: Deal maximum damage and weaken the enemy before Wave 2 arrives. ✅ Recommended Ratio Infantry: 30% Lancer: 50% Marksman: 20% 📌 Why this works -30% infantry protects your DPS but doesn’t waste too many frontliners. -50% lancers = strong burst damage and early troop reduction. -20% marksman adds consistent DPS without dying too fast. This wave is meant to hurt the enemy, not survive long. ⭐ Wave 2 (Finisher Wave — Capture + Sustain)

Goal: Outlast the weakened enemy and secure the fortress. ✅ Recommended Ratio Infantry: 55% Lancer: 30% Marksman: 15% 📌 Why this works 55% infantry gives a strong front to maintain formation. 30% lancers ensure enough finishing damage. 15% marksman prevents fast deaths while still adding DPS. This wave is meant to survive longer, stay stable, and finish the fortress capture. ⭐ Optional: Wave 3 (If the fortress is heavily contested) Only for strong enemies: 🔹 Infantry: 60% 🔹 Lancer: 25% 🔹 Marksman: 15% This is a “wall wave” for stability and reinforcement.

Anyone can give opinion. We are not a strong alliance so we are crafting tactics or anything to win any kind of objectives. Thanks in advance.

Posted Dec 1, 2025, 3:14 AM UTC

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