No, You don't get Kreds for commenting. When you make an account, you get a "beginners" quest, telling you to do certain things to earn points. When you hit a certain amount of points you get 10 or 15 Kreds. One of the tasks the people want you to do is write a comment on a game.
This game is less about hit chance but more about timing. The game consists of a random number generator to determine the number your hit chance is opposed to. If you want to hit all heavy attacks, time your shots instead of spraying, since the number generator counts by intervals of 1, until it reaches 100, and comes back down.
How to fix Mart: Nerf the prop speed, Nerf the jump height, Make an option in the interface to have unlimited HP, because without unlimited hp in Mart, hunters are much screwed.
@Minecrafted9193 Your correct. Dimofan isn't English. Specifically he's Russian, and Russians make some really great and successful games. For example, check our a game called Contract Wars. Its a browser based AAA rated game, made by Russians. Good job, Russia.
@ Thebeast2222 Silver isn't necessarily a problem if your manage it wisely. In early game, you get alot of quests done, awarding silver, which is your main supply. When you run out of quests to complete, in late game, have a silver mine at a high level, becoming your main support. Clan gifts are just a top off, but if they are your primary way of acquiring silver, upgrade your mine a bit more, and put more researchers into that category.
Some of these events are totally biased on here. Their latest event is a raffle of prizes, but you have to RSVP on Facebook. That isn't fair to us Kongregate players, or anyone who does not use social media for conversating. The only Social Media site I use is Kongregate, and it is for online gaming only. Please fix the bias between the events please.
Hello Grenadier,
While the raffle does require going to Facebook, we don't feel that is inherently unfair. Every player has equal opportunity to have a Facebook account - even just a dummy one for contests like that. There is no purchase required, no proprietary software or downloads, etc....
The fact is that we exist on many platforms and some promotions will be a little more accessible to some players than others. But no one is being denied the chance to take part in this, it's their choice. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
At the same time as the event page raffle, we are also running a Throne Room promotion which has an even larger prize pool. So if you really don't want to touch FB, just focus on that one. :)
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Hello Grenadier, While the raffle does require going to Facebook, we don't feel that is inherently unfair. Every player has equal opportunity to have a Facebook account - even just a dummy one for contests like that. There is no purchase required, no proprietary software or downloads, etc.... The fact is that we exist on many platforms and some promotions will be a little more accessible to some players than others. But no one is being denied the chance to take part in this, it's their choice. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At the same time as the event page raffle, we are also running a Throne Room promotion which has an even larger prize pool. So if you really don't want to touch FB, just focus on that one. :)