right on! you've nailed the vibe and polish and i wish ya the best of luck
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I love the concept but so much of the gameplay seems to be arbitrary. There's no deck manipulation, discards, or changing the field of play. Instead of a shop there's a random roll for relics.
It seems to be going for more of an incremental vibe, but that hurts the game when providing opportunity for strategic decision-making at those points of randomness would add a lot to it.
after the most recent reload i can't seem to press 1, 2, 3, 4 to get those windows to appear. clicking the visible buttons works but that means i cant get to the windows for places i'm not currently at. might only be happening in Expeditions (that's where i'm at and i don't want to leave to check. edit: another reload fixed it 🤷♂️
it would be nice to have the buttons for each window always visible and in the same place regardless of what screen we're on!
fastest way to get golden popcorn is to equip a fish that gives +% to golden popcorn (in Expedition tab, only fishable in expedition worlds) and a fash that increases collection range then let it run over night. upgrade golden popcorn value to ~50 before buying any upgrades that do anything other than get you more golden popcorn
it still takes a long time but now if i let it run overnight i get billions
some expedition feedback for polishing:
1) parrot autotargetting often gets screwed up. the parrot will regularly fly to a group of enemies that are within the circle, kill one, fly back to me, then fly back to the same group to kill the rest. this is only inefficient until world3 where with ranged damage it can cause the parrot to throw what would otherwise be a winnable fight.
2) the autotarget circle is inaccurate. especially at corners, enemies that are well within the circle are sometimes treated as if they are not.
3) click-to-move is fiddly. i never land where i actually click but in a randomly(?) chosen position diagonal from where i clicked. this can make it a little frustrating putting the autotarget circle exactly where i want.
I'm losing affinity when sending knights on some missions. The game did tell me that I'll want to line up knight personality with appropriate missions, but I cannot tell how to actually do that. I made sure their skills lined up.
How do I learn what knights are appropriate for what missions?
edit: yeah this is a little frustrating. i'm even looking at their bios to be sure the mission type seems appropriate for them, but sometimes a mission goes from success to failure due to a mismatch that i cannot identify. this needs some tweaking.
that is how it works in civ5 as well. if you dont have open borders from them your missionary takes 25% damage per turn. great prophets are not affected by this.
the strategy is to try not to end your turn with the missionary in enemy borders. ideally you stop just outside their borders then in one turn run up to the city and pop it. it'll lose power (50% iirc) from use, it'll lose an additional 25% of its total power from being in enemy borders, then you can move it out to neutral ground. now you have a weakened missionary you can still use again.
or just get open borders.