It was a good idea getting rid of a lot of that stuff from 2. Better graphics on the map made it seem less like the Beneril I know from Warlords Heroes. I would like individual unit upgrades, but done differently than number 2.
Got 28700 Here's some tips. 1. Almost never buy the 1 time use workout boosters until the third person, where that's all you buy.
2. The quick-heal is really good to buy. It's an extra day, which is definitely worth $50. (Still be frugal with your first two guys, they need to buy workout machines)
3. When you unlock an ability, max it immediately. There's no reason not to, since you can't improve the amount it's trained by with each session.
I had all but the third cardio booster, and 1300 dollars when I started with the third guy. I think any better than that is just luck.
Necromancy can make an infinite stream of units. If you curse one of your skeletons that came from the necromancy field they can become 3 scorpions, then when those scorpions die they become skeletons again. Keep going, and you hold off tough creatures forever.
Guys, don't complain about the clearing time. It's an Idle feature, which I love. You don't have to be totally active, go make a sandwich, use the restroom loosen up a little.
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