DUPER: Social War Game Capital and Supercapital Guide

Your Capital in DUPER: Social War Game is your central headquarters, your primary source of gold income, and the exclusive production site for advanced military units like tanks and planes. Upgrading to a Supercapital multiplies your economic revenue and unlocks higher-tier armor and aircraft.

To maintain momentum, prioritize securing your home borders with basic units first, then invest surplus gold into the Supercapital transition before committing to deep offensive pushes across the map.

Core Roles of the Capital

The Capital operates as the economic and military anchor for your faction. Losing control of this base immediately halts advanced unit construction and eliminates the bulk of your gold generation.

• Primary Gold Generation: Unlike contested peripheral nodes, your headquarters generates the steady baseline gold required to fund technology, expansions, and unit training queues.
• Heavy Combat Manufacturing: Advanced combat units—specifically tanks and planes—cannot be produced at frontier outposts. They originate strictly from your Capital structure.
• Map Security Anchor: Because your army relies on steady headquarters income, your Capital is the priority target for rival raids, coordinated strikes, and back-caps.

Building Tanks and Planes

Heavy units carry high gold costs, meaning you must balance production queues against immediate map needs rather than stockpiling units inside your home base.

• Tanks: High durability units designed for frontline combat. Deploy tanks when attacking fortified enemy positions, breaking stalemates, or shielding fragile escort units during open-ground movements.
• Planes: Fast reconnaissance and strike units. Build aircraft to bypass chokepoints, monitor movement across the fog of war, and intercept exposed enemy divisions that lack anti-air support.
• Queue Management: Alternate production between tanks and air units. Over-investing in a single unit type leaves your army vulnerable to specific defensive counters, while over-queuing units without perimeter defense leaves your headquarters exposed to harassment.

Upgrading to a Supercapital

The transition from a standard Capital to a Supercapital is a major economic commitment that requires spending gold and enduring temporary production downtime. Once complete, the upgrade substantially increases passive gold generation per cycle and enables high-tier armored forces.

When to Upgrade

Do not start the Supercapital upgrade during an active border defense. Because the upgrade consumes liquid gold and pauses routine headquarters throughput, spending resources during an assault leaves you unable to recruit emergency reinforcements.

Initiate the Supercapital upgrade only when:

1. You have repelled an initial enemy push and your frontline is stable.
2. You control enough perimeter territory to absorb scout harassment without needing immediate unit production at home.
3. You have banked sufficient surplus gold to initiate the upgrade without draining your emergency reserves.

Once the Supercapital completes, use your increased gold income to build combined tank and air formations to pressure rival bases and control the endgame.