It’s paramount to forcing someone to be tethered to the game all day, and to react in real time to attacks, which is ludicrous and unfair. I strongly dislike that the game FORCES you to garrison troops when you are not online, resulting in significant troop loss when you are attacked by anyone at a higher city level than you, which is equivalent to losing time and money in some circumstances (e.g., buying buffs or extra resources to participate in competitions that reward rare soldiers like Dracula or Winged Horses).
But if you’re an adrenaline junky, and need your action fix, this likely is not the game for you. If your numbers are lower then you WILL lose a fight and i have yet to be proven wrong.Īll in all, if you don’t mind spending a little cash and are a patient person, the game can be a great passed time and extremely satisfying. Third problem (this is just my own nit pick) numbers play everything. If my hero is not garrisoned he should not lose any troops nor should he garrison himself without my approval. That is horrible if the intent is to accept the attacks and keep from wasting resources on healing and raising an army. Second, the game FORCES heroes to defend a city.
A new player is a simple, easy, and fairly lucrative investment for a higher level player (about 4 ish levels higher) to make a quick army and demolishing my defences and putting a debuff on my city making it harder to strike or come back from that loss. I would be fine with people my level risking their troops to gain a significant amount of my resources except it is never people my level. First thing most new people will notice is the amount of attacks that can and WILL occur is quick succession. However, a big problem comes to the combat. I am impressed up to a point on their microtransactions being favorable towards those who don't pay as well. The game is fleshed out well enough, the graphics are beautiful still frames, and the game is what i enjoy about a mobile game being able to pop in, do my little duties, and pop out with things working in the background.
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