Was 5/5 up until chapter 13. From that point on, the game stopped being a chalange because of dificulty, but a challange because of rediculious lags. I was somehow able to beat chapters 13 and 14, but became unable to beat 15 simply because of the lag. I found myself facing almost a hunderd enemies, unable to create any troops of my own, or even fire arrows because of the lag. There should be a quality controler or SOMETHING to reduce this effect. 1/5 untill I can actually play it. (Perhaps this is just my computer, so does anybody else have this problem?)
#1 today (so far)! I dodged 739 on my first try today, a new personal record, and the game's responce was "Not exactly a ragdoll master". lol. I personally found the hard badge rather easy, getting it months ago. This is my favorite game on Kongregate.
Why are the lazers more expensive than the rockets when the rockets are better? Also, I beat the game on my first try when there weren't badges, but am now on my fifth try with the badges here. I guess the added pressure is messing me up. 5/5 anyway.
When I first played this game, I gave it a 1/5. Now, after playing it a second time and getting the badge, I raised it to 2/5. I personally don't know why this game was given a badge; I would've chosen something else instead if it was up to me.
Of course, the downside is my characters don't have as much health and defence because I only equip reflective armor (against the game's advice), but it works for me. Also, for those of you who don't like this game, you don't have to play it. Just rate the game and get on with your lives. Some people like this sort of game.
Fun game, for a time, after which it is very boring and repeditive. I keep on getting a full inventory, so I think it would be better if we could buy portal scrolls to the shop. I also like how there is no one stratigy that is best, and everyone has their own idea of a good team. For me, I have all rangers, one with a greataxe, one with a one handed sword and shield, one with a bow, and one with a crossbow. I then equip them with as much reflective armor as I can, as well as poisoning the weapons. I currently have 208%, 131%, 152%, and 162% damage reflection respectively. Then, in battle, I have the ones in the back use rain of arrows, which also poisons the enemy, while the ones in the front heal the ones that are injured with healing lore and nature's balm. Sometimes, the enemy kills itself from the dammage reflection.
The evil ultimate was WAY too easy! I was expecting some sort of giant boss with 100 times as much health as the evil dragon. Instead, it was just a slightly larger, black dragon, with only a slightly higher amount of health. It went down in seconds every time. Realy good game otherwise, but a little short.
Wow! Different than most "avoid the walls" games. I also like how it has the different colors and how the walls are moving. I also really like the dragon. 5/5.
Without a doubt, one of the best strategy games here. I enjoy this game, with the difficult looking chalange, made simple by the use of logic and reasoning. Well worth the time I waste on it. If you hate this game, then you probably don't like thinking too much. 5/5.
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