I still think that attack must be harder to defend, and that 1 hour 50 minutes, or 2 hours maximum is a reasonable time.
Currently, due to its location, the port most dificult to take is Hamburg, from left to right is in column D row 5. Why many fleets think that attacking the column D is the fastest way? I prefer to win twelve fast rooms than trying to win 4 slowly. Strategy is very important. key tiles to try to gain access to port are C4 and E4, these two are much better than D3. If you get one, the defender will have to divide their forces into two, if you get both, he will have to divide them into three. Think your own way to get these tiles. Two groups to win 12 fast rooms can take 1 hour, leaving you 45 or 50 minutes to port battle. 35 decent players can stop more than 2 hours any attacking fleet if only do it through the column D. "Divide y venceras"
It is not easy, but you can do. A few weeks ago AH attacked Hamburg, we got acces to port trought C5, not D4. Unfortunately we had to win C5 twice because the first time the room crashed when there were only a couple of ships to sink. We reach the port with only 30 minutes, if nothing unusual had happened, we could have done with 50, time enought for a good fight.
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