The Mouse Follow movement is fairly unintuitive, and I may remove that option in the future. As it stands now with the option enabled you move towards the mouse with W, away from it with S, and circle around the mouse with A and D. That's why I have the option disabled by default, as the standard control scheme feels "better". It seems to work as intended as far as I can tell though.
can winged ants produce food too, we waste all our scouts to make them and our food prod takes a hit. all they do is sit around until you get 16? i imagine soldiers will have the same problem.
Thanks for the feedback. The reason why winged ants need scouts is to make the game a bit harder. However the idea for winged food production is interesting and we'll think about that.
how do you win the x-agent? its always invisible? and it seems buggy cause what ever i use a skill on it, the skill stays on the screen and bugs out the display
the problem is on quest 23 is they go first and they net you and you never get a chance to do anything before you die. since that is how you get immunity to nets, there is no way to win.
is a great start, but once you get to quest 7 it goes down hill. the boss is only visible every third turn which is ok, but it has armor 1, which means only the wolf can hurt it and the wolf never attacks it when it is visible. maybe after 100 rounds one could win, but i don't want to wait that out.
yeah ok.. maybe I can give some hints here :
- use poison (if available)
- random-summon a BADDOG
- don't use smart on the WOLF
- or just pass.. do other quests...
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 "TK's Survival")
 "Shamaniac")
 "Press The Button")
 "Sleepy Knight")
 "CIVILIZATOR")
 "Swords and Sandals Champion Sprint")
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 "Llama's Chicken Farm")
 "Forgotten Dungeon - Raise undead")
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The Mouse Follow movement is fairly unintuitive, and I may remove that option in the future. As it stands now with the option enabled you move towards the mouse with W, away from it with S, and circle around the mouse with A and D. That's why I have the option disabled by default, as the standard control scheme feels "better". It seems to work as intended as far as I can tell though.