[quote who="Spooky" reply="16" id="2157922"] Using the arrow keys or WASD is tedious and dodgy in comparison.[/quote] Right, especially when you have to use hotkeys at the same time. I only got one left hand. :(
[quote who="AngryZealot" reply="4" id="2164642"]The towers don't chain. It's just a graphical effect.[/quote] And you got this from which source...? [quote who="Moonlapse" reply="6" id="2164684"] I'm not sure if this makes sense to me, since if your towers are in range of each other then they'll -only- chain. Under your logic, that would mean that it's only worthwhile to build multiple towers if they're out of "chain range" with each ot
Yea... Personally I can't believe people find Fast too fast... In normal speed nothing happens. You can't gank people because they can see you way too soon. Hopefully, people will get better and stop playing this lame speed.
Frogboy. The reason I bought Demigod, without looking at gameplay videos, or paying attention to lame reviews (like Gamespot's) is because of the way your company is run. You could say that I bought DG exactly for these updates. At first, right after buying DG and trying it, I was skeptical about my investment. But knowing the dedication of Stardock, I ignored that skepticism. I can see that I was right to do so. These updates are amazing. I've never even heard of a co
I agree. But lazyness isn't my reason. Take DotA for example, which is, let's be honest, what DG was based on. In DotA, you can click on the minimap with your items. This lets you teleport to base in a fraction of a second. If you have to scroll and zoom out in order to port out of a battle... Chances are you're already dead OR that you can't stay for the last crucial seconds in order to squeeze that last spell out. So, either make the minimap interactive, or give us a panic b
Support characters are suppose to upgrade the fortress, and get points that way... They should also concentrate on flags. Whereas assasin heroes should get points by beefing up and killing heroes. The balance is there, you just have to see it.