submax_cw's Comments

Am I the only one that has noticed the mystery person that disappears behind the health bar when you load a new area?

Surely, you've all realized after the first few that you can just jump UNDER the first set of downward spikes, avoiding a lot of death.

Um....am I the only one who was confused and didn't know that there was a scroll bar?

what would happen if you were powerful enough to destroy the light cat at the beginning?

So basically, to win all you have to do is get a medic and the rest bruisers and have them all defend a high spot using you as the bait to lure the enemy one by one. To win the capturing ones all you need are bruisers and instead of defending points and trying to stay alive, just go all out and use respawn as your way to quickly get back to the point with full health and clear the area. After equipping my bears with high melee items and using these strategies, it was a little too easy.

Fire + Lightning + Ice = Chaos. No need to upgrade after that. Be sure to kill spirits and fiends to restock on health and magic. I've found that attack + dagger seems to be pretty lethal by being slightly weaker but putting in a lot more hits per second. Although the dark sword of 1000 cuts is even faster. A set of Strong Armor (blue) gives +25 *defend and +200 life. A set of Battle Mage armor (purple) gives +25 *proc and +100 magic damage. Not sure what a set of green, black, or red does yet. Weapon and shield don't seem to effect this any. It's a fun little game. Off the top of my head, the only major thing it's missing is a bit of a plot. That said, I still barely give it ★★★★☆.

So apparently even bronze and silver medals count toward the total for your impossible badge. The people that have 0 flips on worlds are obvious cheaters. Not sure if this is already posted somewhere, but here's what I've got so far on minimum flips per level. These sometimes require you to kill the llama and respawn. (World 1) 0-0-0-0-0-3-2-1-0-2. (World 2) 0-1-0-0-2-2-0-2-0-0..... (World 3) 2-1-4-4-4-3-4-2-1-6. (World 4) 3-4-2-3-1-0-1-4-0-2. (World 5) 4-5-5-2-1-3-2-0-2-2. (World 6) 4-3-3-2-1-3-0-6-6-4. (World 7) 1-2-1-4-3-2-5-0-2-2. (World 8) 3-2(1?)-2-2-1-1-4-2-1-2(1?). For some reason this helped me get the World 7 powerup trophy that wouldn't unlock before. I just didn't pick up the powerup. Keep practicing in the level until you can get it in that many flips, even if the counter gets high. + this if it helps.

Just so everyone knows, the controls are actually pretty precise. I think where you're having trouble is the control configuration and the fact that your brain doesn't process upside-down jumping and movement the same. It takes some getting used to. I finally beat level 9. Now I'll go back for coins, then flips, then lives, then time. I find it works better that way. Probably will never get 0 lives on all of them but it's fun for a while. It also helps to just stop and come back later/next day if it starts getting frustrating. And the fact that there's no level restart is really frustrating. Not sure if it's a ★★★☆☆ or ★★★★☆ yet, but the difficulty does not scare me.

Oh great, it's "Idle: The Anti-Game"...I'll get the arena and find something fun. Figuring out an opponent's pattern is the only reason you should ever have to wait to play something.

weird... i went to fight the polar bear boss and he just fell to his death before the fight.