Locking out content (or at least useful content) was a bad idea, and I still don't like the fact that (most) all of your tanks on the heavy path go from extremely heavy hitting direct fire to some form of indirect fire rapidly. Plus lots of things actually deal less damage than the level before it. It's just... imbalanced.
You should really make it clear that you can only carry two weapons, and at least let you choose what you switch out. For example, I switched out loopy rockets (not bad) for lasers (pretty nice) for a machinegun (long startup time and weaker than the lasers).
Plus the levels are too long.
The game is pretty badly balanced.... Basically, one stat is always going to be better than another, and making sure you steal/buy the good equipment and a health potion is more important than what stats you pick anyway. It's just... bad.
Jose, the game is constantly being balanced. If you think that a move is overpowered, send a feedback, but no move really costs low energy and does a lot of damage.
Welcome: One hit kills only apply if you are stupid enough to stay in against a power move with a good chance to critical.
FirstfromHell, switching IS strategy. You are just being a scrub. If you want to lose by limiting yourself with abitrary, self defined rules, fine. But until you realize that you should do whatever it takes to win, you will always be a failure.
Hmm... He beefed up impossible difficulty to actually be a challenge... but once again, it was just a lazy "give the enemy near infinite cash and units 5x as powerful as yours."
It's still a 2/5 for me.
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Speed mages are worthless. Seriously, the damage DECREASE they take in exchange for the ability to fire somewhat faster screws them over big time.
The specials, in general, are weaker than last game unless you go full specialist, but even then poison damage will not out-damage a pure damage mage.
A lot of the factors (spell criticals, time of a spell working, etc.) aren't shown.
Most of the time you pretty much have to play in a certain way.
Crippling: Why would you EVER need this? Worst case scenario is that you fight a regenerating boss who gets back to full health, but if that happens you are dead anyway.
Anyway, it's still a 5/5 game, but some of the stuff needs fixing.
Cool concept, bad implementation, madagascar's impossible to infect (unless that was fixed) glitches, the still prominent "Why the hell can an airborne and waterborne disease not cross closed borders" suspension of disbelief despite touting the game as realistic.... Really, I'd give this game a 3/5 if it wasn't so pretentious as to label itself realistic. 2/5 rating for that.
Pasko, that was probably the item healing salve.
And the color class of your character is determined BY THEIR COLOR. You know, how ninjas are all bright purple, tribal people are brown, etc.
Intercept shouldn't cost anything. It already costs you the potential to gain +20 energy (resting) or actually attack. Costing something would be stupid.
2/5. It's pathetically easy and, well, not that well made. Also, for GOD'S SAKE, make the games open in another window. I accidentally right clicked and opened the "other games" thing, and unlike what any reasonable game developer would do, it took me out of my game to your page 30 rounds in.
It's a boring "grab all the items on the screen and get bigger and bigger" type game, and yet it gets rated higher than better games oft he same style? Weird. Anyway, 2/5.
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