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Oh, oh, oh! This could be a game changer! I have often felt limited (and I'm a veteran turn-based player), by the enemy and troops available. ANYTHING would be better than the current situation.Why not let people rent mercenaries a little stronger then their normal troops. limit them to maybe a squad so it helps them even the field without winning it for them. They can be different creatures to add to the mix. Or let other players rent out their troops if they aren't needed at the time one squad at a time.
Which requires new troops and animations. I... know that is not easy, but, c'mon, throw us a bone, and make the battles challenging but winnable. Fighting a losing battle quickly loses its charms.Ok another angle has occured to me then I need to get on with other things. haha The mercenaries could be a way for the ones running this game to test out new troop types. Get peoples reaction about them. Watch them in action then tweak them in a lot of different ways.
Yes bored or lost their way. There is also the facing of deadlines that can force you to stop short of what you wanted to do. It doesn't work into it that i see. They are more like brick walls you get past one then wham another. you stop waste time finding a bigger hammer then break through then wham. I agree I enjoy it I just wish they could improve it so it will grow.I feel as thought they got bored (the designers) partially through coding the battles. I love single-player games; I LIVE for single-player games, but I love this game, and want to see it grow. How does increasing the opposition with no rhyme or reason work into that? Steady progression (A beginner guide) needs to be handed out to the designers.
Good point, the creation and animation can't be cranked out in a day and be worth the effort while at the same time trying to keep ahead of the people who are furthest along. Your right again. By adding to the interest and challenge there will be more people staying with the game for the long run.Which requires new troops and animations. I... know that is not easy, but, c'mon, throw us a bone, and make the battles challenging but winnable. Fighting a losing battle quickly loses its charms.
And we are the test rats (sorry to any anti-animal testers). Should I feel sorry for them? (the designers) Maybe. They stole enough content, I wonder why they think the content was there to begin with. It doesn't have to be new, but it does need to WORK as intended.Yes bored or lost their way. There is also the facing of deadlines that can force you to stop short of what you wanted to do. It doesn't work into it that i see. They are more like brick walls you get past one then wham another. you stop waste time finding a bigger hammer then break through then wham. I agree I enjoy it I just wish they could improve it so it will grow.
That is the key that is missing Steady progression. Not stop, start, stumble, restart......
I... Every time someone starts playing, I hope they will stay. Making this feel like an RPG would go a long way to fulfilling that. I play for the sense of progression. I'm a creature of habit and this appeals to me, but I understand that not everyone feels the same and more content is needed.Good point, the creation and animation can't be cranked out in a day and be worth the effort while at the same time trying to keep ahead of the people who are furthest along. Your right again. By adding to the interest and challenge there will be more people staying with the game for the long run.