TH18 Progress Base – Open-Plot Upgrade Rows and Wall Blocks

Base Layout Analysis

This TH18 Progress Base uses an open-plot organisation style, keeping major building categories in separate, easy-to-read groups while preserving a large clear working area. It is a practical Upgrade Base for players who want to see unfinished progress quickly rather than search through a normal defensive layout. No intentional heart, symbol, character, map outline or decorative figure is formed by the layout, so its open category organisation is correctly the main feature.

Upgrade Organisation

The village is split into broad upgrade groups instead of defensive compartments. Similar structures remain near one another, allowing the player to compare levels across a category without opening several menus or moving around the village. The spacing between groups is generous, which prevents the layout from becoming visually crowded when a building is under construction. It is especially useful for checking whether defences, storages, heroes or utility buildings are falling behind the rest of the TH18 village.

Wall Management

Walls are collected in distinct compact blocks rather than used as one large decorative figure or defensive perimeter. This makes the layout suitable for batch wall upgrades: the player can choose a visible wall section, work through it, and then move to another section later. The segmented arrangement gives walls their own dedicated upgrade area without taking over the entire village view.

Building Groups

Defences are arranged in identifiable rows and clusters across the upper and right working areas. Resource buildings are also grouped visibly instead of being placed for loot protection, while the hero-related structures remain easy to find. The arrangement allows a player to inspect one upgrade category at a time and decide where the next available builder should go.

Open Working Space

The broad central gap is useful as a visual buffer between building groups. It keeps the village readable and gives room for temporary placement while reorganising the base after a new building unlock or upgrade. It is not a defensive core and should not be presented as a trophy, farming or war layout.

Priorities

1. Open-plot building-category upgrade tracking
2. Segmented wall upgrading