sebilamouche, you need to forge the item so the mastery requirement is lowered (I assume you can potentially keep forging said item until mastery is dirt cheap, but that would take too long).
Also, after finishing the game twice, might want to add some kind of bonus of some form, as just increasing difficulty (by way of adding more enemies per zone) just doesn't really cut it that much. It's basically forcing people to just progress to a harder level without the ability to backtrack and level themselves to maximum to enjoy the fruits of their growth.
I like it. Although my biggest issue is how the crosshairs are too opaque and has a tendency to block anything behind it (bullets and enemies included). If it's slightly transparent, it should be much easier on the eyes.
Very nice idle game, simple but yet quite addicting. Almost done with all the achievements. Recent updates freezes the game upon "Loading", hope that gets worked on soon (preferably without having to lose my save)
I wonder if you'd ever set up arrow keys as alternative options for movement? I'm quite used to using them when playing BH games, let alone, the mouse cursor mildly covers up the hitbox that I tend to get confused as why can't I seem to dodge the bullet properly.
Other than that, really good game.
I love the game, but I seem to have lost my save (was having problems with my browser). I don't know where to begin looking, and I don't have any exported save code. I would hate to start from the beginning after 2-3 months worth of playing.
I love everything about this game. I finished this a while ago, but I'm still playing. Btw, I think the "use each spell 5x" is broken, I have used them more than the value, but I still haven't got that achievement.
You're not being forced to pay at all (with the possible exception of the story mode, which is just only icing in the cake. Rest of the game is focused on PVP). The Dragons and Weapons can be purchase via random packs for 5000 and 2500 crystals, respectively. There is no real begging to speak of. It's not like you're unable to play PVP without buying something with real money. Lastly, there are no ads in the game. That's probably something else.
Guys, you don't need to pay to succeed. There are no premium or Pay 2 Win here. I keep seeing P2W comments, when in fact that everything you need and can use, they can be earned, albeit slowly. Most of the purchases either speed things up or aesthetic purposes. I know many top players who never paid a single cent. Besides, if you do intend to buy something, think of it as a donation for the servers.
It's a very good game, finished all the levels with all stars completed. You know, the last level, if there are no missions, you should remove the other blank stars so we don't have keep wondering if there are secrets in that level.
Thanks for completing the game with all stars, I so worry it's too hard, and thanks for the feedback! That is a right thing you've mentioned, such details are crucial for the game, thank you
I tried it again, and I really do believe that the enemy buffs after-game are somewhat high, which makes a quick party wide spell from 1 enemy spell doom before you can even make a move. (It took over 80-100% of my entire party's HP, even with elemental reductions). Doesn't make it fun when I spend half of the time reviving them so the enemy can just 1 hit kill them again. Also, I was thinking of using Boosters so I can get the upper hand, but it doesn't work, and I started even lower than everybody else.
I really enjoyed the game and finished it up, and doing the after-story quests and stuff. Though I think the enemy buffs may be a bit too much, they're not only stronger, but far faster than my main speedster (Lina), and they can nuke-kill my party in 1 shot. I think you may have to consider at what level/strength do people usually finish the game with the bare minimum (give or take doing the side quests). Somehow, I wish I spent more time grinding before I finished the game.
can you try going thru small town "X" side quests first? Difficulty gets harder as you go thru the path that you took on the story. Let me know if it's still too hard.
So far, I haven't been able to play yet (waiting for the testing time), but graphics, I am blown away. Though one thing I'd love to see right now is a tutorial mode. Something like a single player which doesn't hold any stat value, and you play with bots to get you on the ropes.
It's very interesting. I like it, one of your better games. Though why bother having to re-upgrade your defenses when you switch them around? I guess it's supposed to make it harder, but it appears to be more annoying than anything else. At least that's my 2 cents. So far, it's going well.
thanks for your 2 cents! switching towers should be a rare event, so hopefully that's not a big issue. the main reason is because the tower you are switching to might not have the upgrade available, so the upgrade level is reset!
Another great game from DJStatika, an interesting twist to those turn-based strategy games. I do enjoy foraging for new weapons in crates, and I love the defense mode on which I can really test my positions.
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Good suggestion, added a cursor transparency slider in the options menu