FOE- Great Biuldings leveling planner - FOE Assistant. If you are wondering which Great Biulding to develop, we have a solution for You! Enter the levels of your Great Biuldings and the number of Forge Points You want to spend on construction in the next week of the month or whenever you want. Click "Show" and see on one screen what Hellofellow players!! I wanted to post and spread the word that I have created a free iOS app available in the app store named "FOE Helper". This app calculates reward rates and fp required to secure spots based on great buildings level and arc bonus. If you take the time to check it out, please let me know what areas I can improve on, and any Snipingtool alternative. Having spent days and hours of time in searches of FRIENDS who don't know of, or don't care for 1.9 threads, I've located ~70 friends who are pretty happy to see me jump in their GBs regularly. Lucky, I know. With FoE Helper now being gutted, I'm curious as to what would be the best way to find sniping targets among 90 threads work by giving 1.9x the rewards to your fellow guildmates/high level Arc friends in return for the same investment in your GB’s.. Pros.. lots of BP’s for GB’s, a chance to bank collections if you take one of the rewards just after collecting your city and also a chance to do Reccuring Quests (RQ’s) while adding FP’s (doing FOE-. Deal Castle. Table and chart of construction cost and rewards of Great Building Deal Castle from Forge of Empires game including The Arc bonus. In addition, the calculated FP to block the first place and the total construction costs of the Great Building by the owner. Are You a Diablo 2 Resurrected player? Ifyou are sniping a GB that you already have contributions to, x = (Total needed for GB to level up – FPs everyone contributed so far + FPs first place snipee added + FPs you have already added) / 2. x = (260 - 210 + 41 + 33) / 2 = 62. Amount you need to add = x – FPs you have already added. Legend Nov 13, 2019. #10. I tend to just use a calculator or my own spreadsheet that I made. Use the formula: (Total GB fp required - Total fp invested + highest investor amount) / 2. if this is equal to or below the 1.9 spot price then you should post it if using that thread - otherwise you are going to get sniped. Usingthe 3 FPs return you put it to use for another lower position in a swap, and it gives you another 50% return in FP = 3/2 = 1. So after 5 swaps, you ended up with 28+14+7+3+1 = 53 FPs in total. That is approximately 100% return in FP after five rounds. Versus, the 51% return using 1.9 to fill you P4. K5pF.