You know, I’ve been tightening up my wall layout to cut material use by over ten percent while still keeping the base rock solid—think efficiency with integrity. Bet you’d want to see how I balance staying fast and staying safe, huh?

Use a modular grid template so every wall, door and turret lines up with the same 4x4 spacing. Build the perimeter first, then add a single line of defense—no extra corners. Keep the walls a solid 3 tiles thick, but use the same 3‑tile wall for the interior backline. Put a double‑turret block just outside the inner gate so you can load it in one go and fire from a protected spot. When you move the base, just shift the whole grid; you never have to re‑calculate angles or re‑lay foundations. That way the build stays quick and the walls stay solid.

Sure thing. Keep that 4x4 grid but replace the normal 3‑tile wall with a 5‑tile choke in the front line. Build the choke as a single straight wall, then immediately place a double turret block on each side—just one block high so you don’t waste a lot of material. Add a 2‑tile gap for the gate but leave the choke’s inner side sealed. When an enemy rushes in, the choke forces them into the double turret zone, and you’re ready to fire from a protected spot. That gives you the speed to build and the damage burst you want, all while keeping the walls tight and the layout efficient.