ooh ty!
Kimirozu
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I was bored so I tried to speedrun the game and this is my best time after my 3rd time beating it, don't know if that's good or not (I sound crazy trying to speedrun a game after it's just been released lmao)
Overall I love the game tho! Creative concept, but maybe the instructions could've been done better I think:)
Soo can someone help me with teams? My teams is kinda good rn I guess but due to some certain stats (looking at you death, super slow and misses A TON) I feel like I need to change the team to improve it.
Current team:
[Pixel cat - lvl 40] [Ghost cat - lvl 34]
[Death - lvl 36] [Caticorn - lvl 35]
Other cards I have:
- Mustache Cat - lvl19
- OxO - lvl 12
- uwu - lvl 15
- <3 Donut - lvl 20
- Fire Cat - lvl 28
- Nerd - lvl 24
Also I don't mind having to grind fishbones. However team will need to change later because I need to add a cat with "swim" abiliy... Any advice on that as well?
Thank you in advance if you ever reply to this :D (especially you, sprout [star], you've helped A LOT :DD So far, for the comments I've seen asking for advice you've replied to all of them :D *faith in humanity +1000*)
I'm not really sure, but you can travel back and forth between the city to other worlds to get fishbones (home, computer, fields, or woods, it's really up to you but apparently woods <-> computer is the best way to get fishbones quickly). This could help you level up your cats to be better.
Also I recommend checking out the Wholesome Cats Fandom Wiki. It has tons of info that could really help you, such as which acts can help you win which stages easily ;) Looking into the cats' stats is also helpful.
Personally for me one of the most important factors in deciding which cats to get is their type of attacks. I kinda classify them into 2 types: direct/close-up and projectiles. Projectiles is split-up into more types: slow/floaty and direct/WEEEEE. Direct are attack which requires the cat to touch their target to perform the attack. Projectiles, as long as its within the range, the cats can just stand there and throw. Otherwise, they move closer until within the range. The two types of projectiles are based on how the projectiles travel. Example: Leaf and bubbles go slowly kinda like waves; Flower and Cat just speeds directly to the target. I noticed the floaty kind usually misses pretty easily.
Other than that, I don't really know what to add. Sorry for the long text :') Must've painful to read for you.