"The knights have broken through our swordsmen, what should we, as mages, do?"
"Quick, cancel all spells and attempt to hit them with our sticks! They'll never see it coming!"
My favorite part of the game? Instantly quitting a game because I start with one creature that the enemy can kill right off the bat and then only get support cards for the next seven turns. It's real fun when they get up two walls too and at least one unblockable creature, mmmh, love that RNG.
It'd be totally awesome if it was possible to to select which armor and weapons you want to use, because I would love to continue using my dual sword with the dark armor while throwing knives at my enemies. And I'm sure many others have their own preference as well. :D
Alright, I'll just do the shield minigame reeeal quick...
*proceeds to get to a 1300 hit combo*
This game is fantastic, never thought I'd have so much fun from blocking apples...
I've never felt so accomplished in my life for getting an 88% on anything in my f-ing life. But seriously, level 14 can burn in the deepest layers of Hell for eternity.
Tiny typo! In arcade mode, if you hover over the tokens it says: "You are given free Arcade Token every day, but unused Arcade Tokens will go waste. So use them all!"
Pro tip: When you reach a point where you just decide "f**k it" craft yourself a lightning bolt or two and have fun. Doesn't matter what level, just craft them and you'll be happy no matter what.
I, personally, don't think the golden clicks nerf is that bad. Yes, it severely reduced the amount you could get, this is true, but I'm realizing at lvl 294 that it's really not that bad. You just need to be smart about it and you still can get loads of money in just a few minutes. Just use energize-golden clicks-reload-and all your other skills (excluding the reloaded golden clicks) and then spam. I'm not making the insane amount I would have been before, but I'm still making enough to get me a dozen upgrades or so for my current hero that I'm leveling. Had it stayed I would EASILY be at level 500 by now, if not higher. Remember guys, this is an idle game, don't expect immediate satisfaction. :P
Small thing, just a typo, but in the Beastlord's text, on his second upgrade: "They are small, but in they make up for it in numbers and ferocity." that first 'in' shouldn't be there.
Okay, so it's really only worth buying one or two skeletons at a time and screw everything else, because the cost of buying them is more than they actually make you, soooooo... Buy skeleton, wait until it dies, buy another, click when health allows, save up money, buy dragon. That's basically it, yeah?
Gotta love how "difficult" the game is when I can't get past the first level because I keep falling through the ground or whatever I'm standing on every 10 seconds. Really, great job...
Pro tip: keep your upgrades at the same level, or in pairs (first two on the list at lvl x, second two at lvl y, etc) you'll get way more money compared to other tiles of the same type with higher but mismatched levels.
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Correcto - that's why stone/wood rates have been reduced. Don't trust everything the wiki says :) It's community maintained, not official.