Which layer does each object come from? I think green is the first five layers? While Red can only be found in the molten layer and plasma only found in the lava layers. Is blue only found in the final layer before the molten layer?
can you make it so you can distribute how many of your workers are harvesting what? for example; switching 10 hunters from fishing to goat hunting, 30 warriors from witch killing to goblin killing or 50 miners from iron to tin? for me it seems to stop almost completely getting low level resources after a short time from upgrading to find then next tier; which is bad because I still have upgrades I need unlocked in order to get the next tier of upgrades.
sequel is bound to be awesome! needs a much longer campaign though... would love it if you could have a hero unit to protect; but also have special abilities with it that are gained and grow more powerful as the leader levels. wish you the best of luck :)
Rating for title: 1, Rating for game: 1, Rating for Picture: 1.1, Rating for random nonsense: 0.9, Rating for putting this one Kongregate: 1. Total number of stars: 1. Reason why it has one star: because there is no negative star function.
Props to the one police officer who holed up inside an alley for twenty minutes with four unarmed civilians and made a mound of bodies before getting overrun due to his 90% accuracy failing him in the end lol
Might i recommend neutral races; perhaps treant's because no one is on nature's side... even the elves burn dead trees as if to mock the poor treants; Honey Badgers cause they don't give a ****; and pigmen because everyone loves bacon... ok maybe not the second two lol: neutral spells, classes based on the three alignments to further enhance the ability to choose your end game destiny, and at the very start of the game terrain types such as island, oceanic, volcanic, desert, tundra, forest or similar to give you bonuses based on which race you choose from each area; mermaids who collect pearls and wield powerful magic such as shapeshifting feet so they can expand their trading inland rather than just underwater or near the coastline or Naga who raid villages and specialize in metallurgy for improved raiding.
Few other things that should be explained: hunter level does not seem to mean much; perhaps it is only there to boost hp and such: fight creatures equal to your job level if possible. Job level indicates the attack bonus for your specific ability; mages for magical staves for instance or fighters for melee weapons. ---- do not laugh at James the trainer... he will come back to kill you if he even thinks you laughed at how easy he dies. ---- open all chests that you find; they will give you potions yes... but more importantly they will drop expensive things like chili's which means you don't need to buy them as often. ---- THIS IS A GRIND GAME.... it is meant to waste as much of your time as possible... that is what any game is for but this one specifically focuses on the grind.
ok: start by buying just two minions; if possible a rogue with single or twin gladius, either one provides a +1 increase to ap which stacks with the rogue buff, and a something with a shield, maybe another rogue for another +1 ap.
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after you get some money you can upgrade your gear; it doesn't really matter though as each battle your avatar goes through gives it +1 job point and you need twenty points to level up your basic rookie job. Once you reach rookie six you can just completely stop leveling it i think; don't quote me on that. from then on you'll have enough money to buy some gear for an advanced class; rogue, mage, fighter. How you get to an elite class and finish the game is really just personal choice.
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make sure you bring ironskinx10, 6k from the shop, and some chili's to fight against chapter 2 level 5 scarecrow boss. Ironskin is defense for your front line fighter and chili is a damage boost for your single target dps.
What exactly is the point of a dark knight reset? i know it let's you keep the knights and play again but.... what else does it do? bonus gold production or something?
ah... I forgot two things... a timer on the merchant if possible and, more importantly, the ability to sell all my little useless knick-knacks for say half price or maybe one third price to the merchant.
Item related, will we be getting additional slots? If so might I recommend main hand-off hand slots and items, an armor slot, and one or two magic item slots? This would allow for someone to carry a two handed weapon such as a staff of dual-heal, hinthintwinkwink, a bow and quiver, +50% damage bow and poison arrow quiver anyone?, and either a sword and shield or two swords, +50% health and damage or +100% damage both sound useful in the right situation. Regen armor would be especially nice to take off a bit of sting from the clerics deciding they are mages for ten or twenty seconds. That reminds me actually... can you add attacking2 and healing1 to a priority list for the cleric?
Excellent game. I've beaten what you have now but I'll certainly be back. You don't need to make the maps immobile; just remove the mouse movement and leave the ASWD/Arrow key movement. Being able to pick your ten troops would be nice. Mages that cast arcane shield would be good. And a taunt for the warriors within say three or so *squares* would be a big help. Adding an eleventh slot for a Bard who keeps the party together with the power of song, or something along those lines, would be most welcome.
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