Hello! I'm Artie. I play PC games because it makes me happy. When a game catches my attention, and I like it, I want to check everything it offers.
I started to make videos on RU-vid to fight off my speech disorders (mainly stuttering). It helps me a lot, and I think I'm getting better and better. I'm aware that it can be annoying when I get laggy and start to speak slow or word-by-word. Trust me! My upset levels are higher than yours :D
I do my best to follow 3 rules (which are more like guidelines) when I make videos: 1. Straight to the gameplay. No long intros and no long talks in the main menu of a game. 2. No "watch me how I'm learning the game in tutorial" videos. It doesn't mean I know everything about every game, but I do my homework before recording. 3. Condensed content. I edit all the videos, to throw away subjectively boring parts of the gameplay and focus on (subjectively) important/entertaining things to show.
The game looks promising. I love 2D colony builders, such as Craft the world. I'm 420 hours into Oxygen Not Included. As for this one, the rogue-light elements stop me from playing. I think I will get tired of constant repetitive actions again and again. But it's fun to watch.
if you want to stream and post game videos, don't talk while the game characters are talking or in cutscenes. it is as bad as someone talking when you go to the movies. you got the whole rest of game play to talk what you thinking about what we just watched
It’s not recommended to upload full, unedited cutscenes from games without any commentary or cuts. Commenting over cutscenes or slicing them makes the content transformative. I left the cutscenes to give the missions some context.
@@VEmpire all other people i've watched never talk over the games cut scenes any that do have next to none likes. as a viewer who searched for something on this game I want to hear whats going on, whole reason I 'm watching. I'll still give you a like to help you out
Bro! Never played an RTS in my life, this is my first time. I complain because I don’t like the controls, and there’s no option to change them to my liking, unlike the countless other RTS and Strategy games I’ve definitely never played.
@@VEmpire Oh now I understand. Typical RTS games are like this, I love the fact that I found out a new game because of you. If you focus more on the gameplay and story, I think your next video would be great. I really wish more gamers show RTS games.
If you’ve got an older PC like me, Boosteroid is a solid solution for playing high-end games. I tested it out and was surprised at how well it handled everything. No need for a powerful computer anymore!
Leaving some gaps in THE WALL to,… “encourage” the enemy to take certain routes even if you surrounded that opening with dozens of arrow slits would have the THE WALL even more ridiculously powerful.
Hi, this is the developer, thanks for checking out my game and for the feedback! Difficulty is pretty hard to get right, and I definitely understand your concern about it starting out to slow. I am working on ways to make the game more engaging with level variety and enemy spawn/movement behavior without making it more difficult as it seems that for every player that finds it too easy, there is another that finds it too hard or just right. However, if you are looking for more of a challenge, progressing through the Void Crystals adds more difficulty as well as new content such as new enemy types and attack patterns.
Hey! You're making a cool game, and it’s awesome that you’re working on improvements. I think there’s no way to please everyone with one difficulty, which is why there’s usually a choice: easy, normal, hard, etc. I’m still playing the game, unlocking crystals, and I plan to make another video once I unlock everything (or at least as much as I can). It definitely gets more interesting with more crystals unlocked. Wishing you the best with the development!
This game does not lack unit, building or enemy variety but the combat could be better. minor things like enemies being knocked back even if just slightly or maybe creatures in a group having units disappear as the units health lower would be nice touches.
For the move and attack you need to click F then click where you want them to go and they will automatically attack all enemies on route to that location
I watched the whole thing but aint vibin with this game like I did with games like Taur, Castle contructor or cataclyismo. Also guess I have a preference for Large number of enemies or towers or something
Just played Starground this afternoon so your video came at the right time yay hehe. Ah smart choice with the terrain adjustment at the start. I just left it at default and have too much water haha. I like the batteries feature, glad it wasn't a bad idea to make a lot of them. :D Much agreed with rain in games and in real life. Oh my gosh the connecting lines between the collectors and other joining everything, definitely going to try to remember the logistics of stuff you did when I play again. Great video btw! :D
Thank you! Glad you found the video helpful. Batteries are definitely super useful, especially once you unlock Solar Panels. And YES, rain is a game-changer in both virtual and real life! :D
Glad I rewatched this because honestly it was a great series but yeah glad they added the function where you get your stuff back even if there destroyed because this game would be a whole anothe story if not for it. also you think it was easy now upgraded gaurdians make it laughable
Rewatching this I understand now why things went wrong. you just didn't upgrade your Guardians enough and ever time you found your focus pulled as they continued to fail at there jobs
Hey V-Empire! Sorry to post here - I don't want to be spammy here on your Block Tower TD video comments. I was wondering if there's potentially a good way to contact you (potentially e-mail?) about something related to tower defense stuff. No worries if not (feel free to delete this if you're not cool with asking this sort of thing here!)
Nicole is the worst character. Her trap descriptions are terrible and often nonsensical. Traps are weak, and it feels like she gains less wood than other characters.
Flynn is suprisingly effective with Gutshaker against Wendigos - crit way more than I expected, and shooting creeps with Wendigos means you can score a 6+12 50 50 chance. Wendigos then go down quickly with other guns.
This game looks so cute and I like how clean the visuals are, simple look and feel with a small start to the workable area and biomes seem well customizable enough. Good explanations on all the UI elements and early game stuff.
I may be the only one on the entire server, but I do use rat form A LOT. I can easily sneak in enemy bases with it :D Also useful for evading gunners in Silverlight when you are low lvl
let's plays...? srsly? we have to endure your thoughtprocesses in slowmotion? you haven't had a script prior to recording this? this can be an interesting series, with some script and nice editing... but no - we see your raw footage and whatever BS spills out of your mouth OH LOOK THERE IS A COMBO SYSTEM - i don't care. if you'd said this is first dwarf, it also has a combo system (cut to combosystem footage) that would be nice... but here i can see you think... and that's not very fast... i think i'm watching a slow learner play this game, and that is awful. considering you are doing this since 2 years, and only have about 1970 subscribers, many of which are bots, is not a good outlook for the future for this channel...
You almost got me :D I was close to getting into rhetoric with you, but then I checked your YT and Twitch channels, and yeah... lulz. Why would you look for attention on a 1970 subscriber channel. Maybe you're having a bad day, but you made mine :D Feel better, champ.
perfect puzzle box tactics games are less interesting to me than the more random chaotic simulation ones. Like yeah this is cool but it has a "solution" a good game of 90's X Com is more of a FIGHT. The powers they give these wizards are really weirdly uncreative direct ports of tactical stuff which I guess is the point but this doesn't feel like a WIZARD game just a cop who can do some spells. No one even gets turned into a harmless animal and squished
I'll have to be the devil's advocate here. It has a "solution" in the same way chess also has a solution. The PvP in this game will be very interesting, if it eventually has. Sometimes RNG can totally destroy or make a game (imho). Personally, at least for this type of game, i prefere non-RNG elements. Makes it more about your skill and knowledge of the game rather than pure luck. After all, it's turn based, not rts. For me, fights are dynamic. I think this game looks very good, i like the gameplay, story, and dialogue. It doesn't feel like a WONKY wizard game, because it isnt. It is a more grounded and simplier wizard stuff, like you said, cops with spells. And there is nothing wrong with that. Just preference. And even if it would be high fantasy, if you look into WoW and D&D, it still has to have some type of balance. You can't just turn everyone into a frog and squish them. In WoW they turn into an animal for some seconds and then turn back to normal, they take damage as standard. In D&D they turn into an animal with a new HP bar, and if it is depleted then they turn back to their standard HP bar (so they literally take no damage).
