"I found money under my bed so naturally I came here to buy this" - buys a Fiery Dragon gun... because every time a find money I just have to buy a gun :)
@sydeamon there are a lot of small things that ruin the game - the main thing is that you have no idea how many enemy units will be, only the type and even that isn't true all the time. I lost my whole army so many times because of this... another thing is the lack of players playing this game.
diffidently need to show how many monsters are when clicking on an enemy unit or at least a range (sometimes I fight 50 units and sometimes it's 5000 units, no way to know...)
Hello Meirb! Yes, you can open one more commander character at your account. Click "Create a New Commander" button which can be found just under your existing commander's name. When you open another character, you can chose between your commanders while logging in or even open two tabs and play both of them at the same time.
would be nice to know how many units the enemy has - not an exact amount but to know approximately how much (e.g. between 100-999 it would say "Hundreds", between 1000-9999 it would be "Thousands") the same way it is in heroes of might and magic (if anyone knows the game).
Hello Meirb. Actually we had a similar system with your suggestion, but that kind of a feedback always confuses players. For example, most of the newbie players do not know relative strengths of unit types. For example they have no idea how strong is hundreds of Purple Scorpions or Red Scorpions. While 100 Purple Scorpion can wipe out an entire army of a new player, 100 Red Scorpion could not kill that much of units (unless you are going in a battle with full of archer units, Red Scorpions are pretty strong against them). Players were losing their armies exploring different types of units in battle, and we thought that this is a quite unforgiving and expensive way of learning the game. That's why we have a skull system right now, it shows the relative strength of the enemy so you have a better, more accurate idea about how strong is the enemy relative to your deployed army.
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