State of Survival: F2P State Warfare Point Guide

To earn State Warfare and Capital Clash milestone rewards in State of Survival as a free-to-play player, focus on reinforcing alliance-held structures, joining coordinated rallies, and executing controlled point trades while keeping your wounded troops below hospital capacity. You do not need to lead rallies or spend money to unlock your individual point crates; you only need to generate combat and holding points without suffering permanent troop deaths.

Reinforce Allied Structures for Passive Points

Reinforcing an alliance-controlled Capital or Turret is the safest method for non-spending players to accumulate milestone points. Solo attacks against defended objectives will quickly fill your hospital and incinerate healing speedups against superior stats.

Wait until your alliance's strongest rally leaders capture the Capital or a surrounding Turret before dispatching troops. Garrisoned units generate points continuously over time simply by occupying the structure, and they earn additional combat points when opposing forces attack your garrison.

• Troop selection: Send your highest-tier Infantry to absorb defensive damage behind your rally leader's stats, or send a balanced march if your alliance leadership specifies a set troop ratio.
• Capacity limits: Keep track of the structure's garrison cap. Do not reinforce if doing so prevents higher-stat alliance members from joining.

Capital Clash Point and Risk Comparison

Individual milestone crates reward speedups, hero fragments, Biocaps, and Chief Gear materials whether your state wins or loses the overarching war. Prioritize actions that reward points without wiping out your army.

Controlled Point Trading and Hospital Limits

Point trading allows two players to exchange attacks to generate wounded troops, which convert directly into combat points for both accounts. This tactic helps finish high milestone tiers without facing unpredictable combat buffs.

Managing your hospital is critical during this process. In State of Survival, any wounded troops exceeding your hospital capacity die permanently.

1. Check hospital space: Confirm your hospital is completely empty before arranging or accepting an attack.
2. Remove defense heroes: Strip your settlement wall of defensive heroes when receiving an attack so incoming damage remains predictable.
3. Attack in small batches: Use controlled troop sizes or lower-tier units rather than full-capacity marches.
4. Halt at 80% capacity: Stop trading as soon as your hospital hits 80% of its maximum capacity. This leaves a safety margin in case an enemy player targets your settlement unexpectedly.

Scouting and Enemy State Invasions

Invading the opposing state offers point opportunities away from the contested Capital area, but survival requires strict target screening and mobility.

• Target inactive bases: Look for unshielded, low-level settlements or abandoned accounts that contain low-tier defenders.
• Scout every target: Always send a scout march before attacking to ensure the target is not bait concealing a high-tier reinforcement garrison.
• Keep shields ready: Have an Advanced Teleport and a 2-hour or 8-hour Peace Flare available. If an enemy rally leader teleports near your settlement, activate your shield immediately or teleport away before a march locks onto your base.

Post-War Recovery and Milestone Reinvestment

Once the battle timer expires, claim your individual milestone crates and state participation rewards from the event menu before the event closes.

• Use batch healing: Heal wounded troops in short intervals of 15 to 30 minutes. This allows alliance help requests to reduce the timers to zero without consuming large healing speedups.
• Replenish resources: Send surviving troops to map nodes to gather the food, wood, and iron consumed by medical treatments.
• Upgrade permanent stats: Invest acquired Biocaps, Chief Gear materials, and Plasma Cores directly into gear and settlement development to increase baseline power for the next State Warfare cycle.