Frequently Asked Questions
Here are most of the ways to get z-coins in Last Fortress:
- Plunder from other players (up to 5,000 per week)
- Gather from mines on the map
- Get them for various resources in Trade Center
- Gather from Mints
- Get by Rallying Zombies
- Buy in Alliance Shop
- Get as Alliance Ranking rewards
- Earn in Daily Missions
- Get from Turret usages
- Get in Chests and Supply Packs
- Get as a Reward from Season Quest
- Get as Alliance Duel rewards
- Trade for special items in the Hunting Spree event
- Buy in packs
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Here are most of the ways to get m-coins in Last Fortress:
- Get hourly from Exploration
- Get as a reward from Personal Armaments Race (World Exploration)
- Buy in Trade Center for z-coins
- Farm by rallying and mopping zombies
- Get from Turret usages
- Open chests
- Buy a Bar and Christine
- Buy in Alliance Shop
- Get as rewards in the Alliance Duel chests
- Get as rewards from Season Quest
- Get as rewards from Season Vanguard
- Trade for special items in the Hunting Spree event
- Capture resource mines
- Buy in packs
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The supply codes are BUNKER82 and 2023GIFT. Although, some people reported that the first one didn't work for them.
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You can increase your power storage in Last Fortress by doing the following:
- Upgrading Power Generator
- Building and upgrading Capacitor Rooms
- Upgrading McKinley’s second skill “Expansion”
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Short answer - yes, it is worth buying NATE in Last Fortress.
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Garages 2 and 3 can be purchased from the Trade Center as Blueprints once your Control Center reaches certain levels. For Garage 2, it is level 6 and for Garage 3, it is level 12.
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Here’s where you can get wrenches:
- Exchange five Merit for one wrench in the Alliance Shop.
- Get wrenches as part of the reward for your Alliance Level increase.
- Buy wrenches in packs. Usually, there are two packs available on Saturday, the last Alliance Duel day.
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You can get more residents in Last Fortress by opening your Radar missions and finding an icon with two little schematic men on it.
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CP is the overall power of your base. You can increase your CP by:
- Upgrading your facilities
- Researching new technologies
- Leveling up and evolving heroes
- Leveling up hero the gear your heroes are wearing
- Leveling up your Solari (worker) heroes
- Training more troops
- Upgrading troops
I would say the most effective way of increasing your CP is upgrading your troops to the higher tier. This will usually yield the highest increase in CP.
Upgrading the heroes you don’t use is also a way, but it is completely pointless and won’t help you in any way.
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You can leave an alliance by tapping “Alliance” in the bottom right menu, opening the “MANAGE” tab on the left, and tapping “Leave Alliance” on the right side.
Note that starting from S1, there is a 24-hour cooldown of joining a new alliance after you leave your current one. Also, you can’t leave an alliance during the last Alliance Duel day.
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To reset a hero in Last Fortress go to your facilities, tap the Satelite Nexus, tap “Ascend,” tap “Reset,” tap the hero you want to reset, and tap “Reset” on the bottom right.
Note that after level 30, resetting heroes will cost you a few diamonds but no more than 30.
Resetting heroes is a great way to reallocate m-coins among heroes at any point in time.
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There is no “Delete” button in the game, so technically, you can’t delete your account in Last Fortress. But, you can start over, which will basically reset everything.
To reset your account, tap your player icon (avatar) in the upper left corner, tap “Account,” and tap “Start a new game.”
But, before doing that, consider these alternatives:
- Donate your account to someone who’s willing to play on it. Ask your alliance members if anyone would like to use your account. You can also ask on the game’s Reddit.
- Sell your account. If your account has been pumped with some cash, you can try to get some of that back, especially if it has NATE and Pearson. Go to the game’s Reddit and create a post about it. Indicate your server, season, base level, and purchases and attach a screenshot of your heroes and gear. You can indicate the price as well or you can wait for offers. Usually, you can sell your account for 15-20% of what you invested into it.
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If you have NATE, you can lay out your base however you want as travel distance won't matter much. The only suggestion in such a case would be to group the following facilities in one place: Mints, Mushroom Farms, Food Farms, and troop training grounds.
If you don’t have NATE, then travel distance will have a slight impact. Here are some of the guidelines to follow in such a case:
- Place your mints near your Warehouse and one of your iron farms. This will ensure that iron gets delivered faster to your Mints.
- Place your generator near your Warehouse or coal mine to shorten the coal supply time.
- Place your food farms near your Diner, which in turn should be near your water source.
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Tent wars are a tactic that allows you to get Alliance Duel (AD) points on Saturday without killing (KIA) troops of players from other alliances.
Usually, tent wars are done when your alliance has a nonaggression pact (NAP) with your AD opponent. Another time you can do it with any other friendly alliance is on weekends to get the Elimination points for the Personal Armaments Race.
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