I discovered that mouse3(i think), the scroll wheel press, can control the camera pan function. This was great, I just wish I could invert the movement. Together with the space bar you should be able to reposition the camera very quickly to wherever you need.
If you increase tower range, how far? If you increase it to regulus' top tier range than that makes towers OP since no hero could get within range to use thier ability without getting slammed by a tower. The whole game would turn into tower camping. I would like the ability to buy some upgrades for your buildings. Damage, armor, something to combat freezing, etc. Things to add more versatility to how you play. That is where this game will really shine. The more versatility the more yo
Each demigod has their strengths. Regulus can demolish a rook if played right. Range upgrades and damage/attack speed upgrades make him a force. You can stay out of range of most of the rooks attacks. Lay down a stun mine in front of you and snipe the rook. He stuns you and comes in for the hammer and gets stunned himself. Back up and do it again. Rook is limited by his range which is pretty much melee for big damage. Use that. Same thing with torchbearer. Use the aoe. You do a good a
how about the scroll is left the way it is and pushing the scroll button acts like the space bar or better yet, acts like a free x/y camera move like the arrow keys.
The game ran smoother than most full release games I have played in awhile which is amazing. Most of my comments are just general interface/gameplay comments. I think the main thing I need is an easier way to scroll and reposition the camera. The space bar works in some ways but I would still like an easy way to move the camera. The arrow/numberpad for x/y scrolling of the camera is not ideal as any other keys you need to hit are on the other side of the map. Think about a way to impl
Will there be any backstory for the demigods available? I know it matters little but it helps to pick a favorite and to get some idea of how they are supposed to play rather than through trial and error. With 8 (i believe) demigods available there shouldn't be too much to come up with a little 1 page synopsis on each of them.