When upgraded to Tier 2 and Tier 3 through research in the defense tree, your collection of traps, although very expensive, can put up an extraordinary defense and is likely to deter most players who are not fully committed to attacking your kingdom.
Alternatively, you can opt for different types of “Traps,” which not only absorb, but also dish out damage (like troops). The consumable “Reinforced Walls” upgrades that you can build when pressing on the Wall construction are referred to as “bricks” by players and are intended to soak 1 attack per brick (thereby protecting your army). In Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire, your first line of defense is the Wall. Even if this is not your strategy, though, you should still invest in this tree, at least in order to unlock the City Defense skills for Attack, Armor, and HP. This research path improves your empire’s survivability when you are being attacked and is usually prioritized by players who plan to win through the impenetrable defense in the detriment of attack power. Since you can only research one thing at a time, the first thing you need to ask yourself is which of the 4 trees (excluding Crafting) you wish to complete before the others. Each tree will start you off with tiny costs in terms of time and resources but will become exponentially more expensive as you advance.
Instead, the research itself will prove to be far more demanding. Although it is more expensive to improve than most other buildings, this is not where you will spend the vast majority of your resources. Like most other constructions in your empire, the University can be upgraded if and when your Citadel is sufficiently developed. The only question is: How will you prioritize these different research avenues? The University Building and Research Resource Management Every single skill adds some kind of significant hero or empire-wide boost that is more than worth the required resources. Nothing you can research in the University can be considered bad. Yet it is, in fact, the University that deserves far more of your attention – something you quickly come to realize once you start exploring the different development trees. After all, it sits prominently above everything else, determines the level of your empire, and dictates which other buildings you can or cannot construct. When you start playing Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire, you’re tempted to think that the most important building in your kingdom in the Citadel.
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