If you aren't going to et us specify who we're attacking each time, at least let us have a setting to adjust how the auto-targeting works.
Like [Target >50%hp] Or [Target: highest HP]
You could even build them INTO the attacks, like certain attacks will always target the enemy with the highest HP, which would make sense for the ultimate single-target attacks.
Work with us, here.
I don't know if it's a bug or some strange mechanic that I glazed over, but sometimes my castle will say that it's bringing in 3g, while my two farms ought to be reigning in 2g each (3+2+2=7) but my overall income is only 5g.
Ehhh... The whole moving forward when you attack complaint would be less of an issue if your attacks knocked back your target(s). Perhaps your stronger attacks knock back more than your basic. On the topic of coins; getting rid of them and implementing a combo multiplier = more coins system would work better for everyone involved. Maybe get bonus coins for exciting the crowd(the colosseum was meant to entertain, after all, getting paid to be more entertaining would make sense.)
There should be a support item like a whistle tat you can use to attract your zombies towards a specific area.
I can't tell you how many times I had to sit there and watch some 20 of my minions wander aimlessly in the corner of the map while ten or so survivors hung out on the opposite side.
Seriously.
Based on what I've been seeing in the comments, and from what I've experienced, in-game, perhaps many, if not all, of the problems being brought up would be taken care of if there were some kind of line-up of modules that you could pick, yourself. Say, for instance, you can only choose 5 modules to take with you into each level. You could even mix it up a bit with the difficulty by adding a "challenge mode", a version of the game in which there are a pre-set variation of modules that a player must use to complete each level. it seems, to me, that this would take care of A LOT of the micromanaging needed in the game, and would prevent us being left with a ton of low-level modules scattered across the map.
Although I found this game to be terribly addicting and fun, I am a bit miffed at the fact that the so-called "civilians" are always rushing directly towards the portal. This makes it difficult for my units to take down valuable targets, because the townies are always getting in the way. I end up having to manually select every military target to make any headway. It would be much simpler if the civilians stayed near the towns and cities until I move to strike at them directly. If you're looking to add to the difficulty, then just make it so that they don't run in random directions until AFTER you've attacked the town, itself.
Incredibly well-put-together game. I must confess, I thought I would be looking at another "company of myself" game, here, but was pleasantly surprised. Although those games were gems, in their own right, I feel that their melancholy tones have quickly become a bit played out. This story was heart-warming and a pleasure to play. An easy 5/5.
In case anyone didn't find this out, after you click the orange box and it says 'you win" try clicking in the top left-hand side of the screen to find a little dude with a sword, at which point it says "find this for 5000 points". Click continue, and it will show a house. Do NOT click on it. Instead click on "continue" and it will show a car speeding towards some kind of... thing. You'll have, maybe, two seconds to click the orange box below that. The rest is self-explanatory.
I've tried many of the race/class combinations mentioned, as well as more than a few stat builds, but the best, by far, is the Werewolf Fighter with heavy stamina. The HP regeneration and sheer amount of health you have makes you next to unstoppable. With the right armor, you can be downright invincible. I've also used Were/Lightweilder, which works extremely well, too, since you're able to heal yourself in addition to your natural regen. You can try a pure stam blend, but wailing on a boss for 10 minutes probably won't suit you very well. Not to mention the mobs that heal themselves. So, be sure to give yourself enough str to overpower enemy spells, make sure to fully clear every level and collect as many items as possible, and take titles that compliment your build. Good luck, brave adventurers!
The most I killed was 13, but I've managed a perfect game once as well. It's all about keeping them away from the upper levels and waiting for them to come down so that you can scare them out the door. If they run away and go upstairs leave them be until they come down again. It's time consuming, but it works.
I say this with many games, as their designers tend to forget that not all computers work as quickly or as efficiently at processing graphics. There HAS to be a graphics quality option for those of us with weaker cards. Good game, otherwise. 4/5
Serious glitch, though it may just be my comp being an assh$@#, but I scrolled dow to read some of the comments while in mid-game and when I scrolled back up the screen was completely black. I suggest that for those of you with slow computers to avoid doing this... however since you're reading this comment, I realize, I may be too late. Good game 4/5(Sorry, I don't believe in the perfect game).
There needs to be a graphics adjustment option. My computer can't comprehend well enough to play this game to the end. I keep walking off edges and dieing repeatedly.
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Did you notice that supporting squads require gold too?