TH18 Progress Base – Dense Wall Display and Upgrade Zones

Base Layout Analysis

• Dense wall display: A large, tightly packed field of individual wall segments fills the main display area. The repeated rows and short columns make the wall collection the visual focus, but they do not form a readable letter or character.
• Wall arrangement: The walls are grouped into a compact rectangular pattern with clear gaps between some rows. This gives the display a deliberate, inventory-like structure and makes its density immediately apparent when viewing the village.
• Open working space: The wall field occupies its own section instead of being used as a defensive compartment network. The surrounding ground remains open enough to distinguish the wall display from the functional parts of the village.
• Building groups: Defensive buildings, resource buildings and other village structures sit in separate clusters around the outside of the wall section. Keeping them away from the display makes those upgrade areas easier to scan without interrupting the wall pattern.
• Progress organisation: This format is useful for reviewing a large number of wall pieces as one planned collection, while the exterior groups keep the remaining village inventory visible. It is arranged for presentation and upgrade management.
• Quick checks: The contrast between the dense centre display and the outer building clusters gives a player a simple visual route: review the wall collection first, then work around the grouped structures.
• Priorities: 1. Dense wall display. 2. Upgrade organisation.