How do stats work in your game? In an hour of playing the demo, I only understood how leadership works. Why doesn't a window pop up on hover that tells you exactly how something works? It is very uncomfortable.
STR = physical damage SKL = hit, dodge, crit MAG = magic attack and magic defense What you played was a vertical slice of an unfinished game - the full launch is scheduled for this summer.
@@DancingDragonGames Thanks, the game is looking great, but I was wondering if you planned on putting a pop discription on things like stats and abilities when the game is finished.
It's going very good because it's like a cross between Ogre Battle and Shining Force. Now that you have the skeleton (which still needs cleanup IMO there are redundant units). You can add MORE content without terribly unbalancing the army and making 50% of the units effectively "why use A when I can use B" by specializing you entire army down a faction line "light/neutral/dark" or "beast/necromacy/nature/holy". Whatever. Go back to Ogre Battle, Shining Force, Heros of Might and Magic 4 and then RESKIN the units to give them fantasy appear. Frog Knights riding giant snails. (Type = Cavalry).
In late game i suggest use paladin or The big shielder as yur Infantry frontliner : big shielder for fighting gun unit… Paladin for enemy magician and heavy infantries forces.. Paladin can 1 hit kill magician and can tank those magic…
hello, just want to ask if you can provide the cheat for this game? i'm quite sucks at this game, and playing casually, but the ai can be deadly sometimes..hope you can help :P
You should break out the apprentice into it's own base class. The way the base classes are right now is a little weird (militia and medic are a little off). That the medic becomes an offensive caster is unnecessary complication in my army planning. Do I have too many medics, not enough...? The one I promote to siren in a few levels im never going to go back or cross over to healer with that particular unit because the stats growth wasn't equivalent so it's a sub-optimal unit now in that role. Plus magic should be limited. I think maybe if you like... found TOMES that permitted you to have different advancements sideways for the base mage class. So Apprentice can always go down a base line of advancement (just so they don't get deadended in T2 if you don't have enough tomes) but they can move laterally to become Pyromancer only if you have a spare Fire tome. Kinda limit the number of mage advancements you have. Since magic on a battlefield should be at least a little rare. So then mages are rare units that give more punch to a squad. OR an archmage (tome required) can give a bonus to all non-time t3 apprendices in a squad. I think the reason Siren doesn't feel like it works is because it doesn't make sense to have it makeup the majority of a squad. Acolyte works because early game you can have a squad of 3 frontline acolytes, they're the tank WITH magic def, and in the tech tree you get a bonus that gives them defense if you match them appropriately with other units types. So Acolyte squads are a thing. But Siren squads aren't a thing. So it works in case A but not in case B. I don't think you needed a militia class. The only thing about it is it becomes a swordmaster. Which... it already redundant with Ninja AND Ranger also occupying the same role. Not that it's not a good class, just maybe but it in a different faction. Dark Faction = Ninja, Woodland Faction = Ranger, Samurai Faction = Swordmaster. I think a Fighter/Bowman/Medic/Mage grouping would work good. But you also needed a "Beastmaster class" that could specialize into Dragon (dragons) Beastmaster (Hellhounds) Artificer (Golems) etc...
I just discovered this game. I have a love for this genre. I loved how mechanics from Ogre Battle and Fire Emblem were mixed into one. Bonus points that no modern politics seemed to be in the game too. When I play video games, it's a temporary escape. I don't need radical agendas preached to me in my escapism.
