woooooooo!!!! I finally won!!! (cheesed it a little by mass upgrading my swordsmen) btw - could I suggest some qol improvements? I would really like to be able to see the dice faces of my actual unit displayed in the same format before I purchase a face upgrade cos otherwise I have to remember it since the spinning dice isn't helpful in that regard.
Also I can't see information on damage types? Like which ones deal more damage? Also the dove upgrade didn't seem to work on my goblins but they are the only unit that I think has less than 5 base dmg? I can't see their dmg though cos I think the hover tooltip hasn't been implemented yet but I believe it is 0?
Also, would be cool to see data such as the map level progress, how many deaths etc. in the shop and be able to navigate back and forth. I do think the difficulty is a bit tough though. There's a lot of rng which makes sense but I noticed once or twice I even faced someone who had 4 units on the first level? Also when I restart my run if I didn't lose it gives me the same battles. Regarding battles, might I suggest having a draw option if neither side can damage the other?
I think would also be nice to have a custom lobby where you can test out strats and ideas where you can decide each side's units and upgrades. That way I could for example test out if 10 swordsmen beats 10 axemen without upgrades for example and figure out damage type advantages.
I really enjoyed playing the game! Sad it's over now. Also just an idea which you might wanna ignore haha but what if you made a separate easy mode campaign (that's essentially the same but you can get more permanent upgrades by doing achievements - like use only ranged units for a run etc.) So more casual players can win too.
Finally, was wondering if might be an idea that if you buy a reroll and don't use it - it carries over to the next round?
may I ask, what policy changes these are? Am a fellow game developer and although not releasing to the play store am still curious as to the policy changes
I'll give you a hint as opposed to telling you the answer right away cos I hope that leads to more dopamine for you? You're looking at things from the wrong perspective. Think about what changes when you move a single piece. If you're still stuck after a day or so will tell you the answer ^^.
Most definitely Rock, then longbowmen. Even though I think paper is probs the strongest overall, they aren't my favourite to play (plus rock does counter them with their range). Unfortunately, whilst Hammer looks like it'd be the most fun to play - it unfortunately doesn't translate that way especially due to their matchup with paper. Blade is a little too underwhelming imo. Scissors feels like the middle race, they're a little weak compared to the rest of the ranged races and paper but they still benefit from the range advantage and are somewhat fun to play but you need to play more sneakily and cleverly at the start. At least that's my perspective based off of how they feel.
