If anything good has come out of the connectivity debacle, it's that Demigod serves as a great litmus test for the reviewers that actually do their research *cough*GameSpot*cough*.
There's a Bee demigod included in the patch, isn't there?
Press 4 to change into fire mode. Then the fire spells will become available.
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If the number is registered, it's registered. You won't be able to play online or receive updates. I don't condone piracy, but you might as well acquire the game through other means than purchase it through eBay. If someone sells their game on eBay they're still able to play it online, and they get a partial refund in effect...so no, definitely don't buy from eBay!
Won two more skirmish games today. Both went on my record as a Custom Game loss with me as the only player. There's another game at the exact same time as one of the losses that records a win.
I have what I think is a fair compromise between those who desire to quit games they've lost, and others who want those people to stick it out to the bitter end. Right now, the winning team is almost certain to scoop up most of the favor categories. If you get the most kills you usually get the most gold, and if you get the most gold you usually get better items (which lets you get more kills), which lets you get more flag captures, which lets you upgrade your citadel faster, etc. The
Try the Warp Stone to get close to Regulus. With the claws, he won't be able to runaway. The hardest part is moving off of the mines when he throws them on you, but if you can do that, I think you can come out on top (barely).
You're right. Derek doesn't know what he's talking about.
Yes, it really is hybrid. [quote]For them to come up with this “hybrid” of both, would be a matter of months, not days because being a multiplayer ‘centric game, the underlying game code would have been specifically tailormade for p2p.[/quote] He's wrong here. I *think* what Stardock is doing is using the NAT facilitator to route people through the proxy if they need it. His statement would be true for a normal P2P system, but the facilitator lets them take a
The game should now preferentially connect you to players within your region, so you won't have inter-continental connections. Hold off your judgement until Stardock gets their proxy servers working next week. That should help connections immensely. If you still have problems, they will give you a refund if you go through technical support first, even if you bought the game from a retailer.
You're an idiot.
http://pantheon.demigodthegame.com/maps/ Prison has 61% win but Crucible has only 43% win. Imba, fix please.
My games list is completely fubar. I have won three games on pantheon. Two were recorded as a Custom Game win with me as the only player, and the other was recorded as a Custom Game [b]loss[/b] with me as the only player. Three of the pantheon losses occured when I was dropped at the very start -- should quitting when you are the only human player count against you?
[quote who="Annekynn" reply="24" id="2164680"]If anything needs to be perfectly balanced it is level 1 vs level 1. [/quote] Disagreed. Having one Demigod be weak at the start and strong at the end, or strong at the start and weak at the end, would be an interesting scenario.
[quote who="Funky-F15" reply="5" id="2164142"] Quoting AngryZealot, reply 3I play to win. I prefer opponents who also play to win. If I'm going to lose, why should I waste both my time and my opponents' by fighting a lost cause? So no, I would not be upset if my opponents quit when a win was certain. They are doing me a favor by saving me time. There is no shame in admitting defeat. I for one would love to send you to war or atleast some form of battle with that at
Erebus has a distinct advantage at level 1 vs Regulus (or any other demigod really) because he can get 2 bites in. That's 600 extra damage and 600 extra health -- a 1200 damage gap that the other player has to close. Level 1 isn't a very fair comparison.
[quote who="Annekynn" reply="4" id="2163998"]According to the following URL Sedna needs no nerfing. http://pantheon.demigodthegame.com/demigods/ Besides, I dont think someone who plays an Erebus can justify calling for nerfs on anyone else [/quote] Once again...lack of reading comprehension... Three Sednas on domination is hardly common enough to make a noticable dent in the statistics.
The towers don't chain. It's just a graphical effect.
By demigod: http://pantheon.demigodthegame.com/demigods/ Notice something? Each demigod has a win percentage over 50%. How can this be? The only way I can conceive of is if certain demigods are more likely to win when there are more than one in the game.
[quote quoting="post"] As we all know, the Light Side is going to win the Pantheon, proving once and forever that the Light Side has better player skill that the forces of Darkness. We come to this conclusion because, as we all know, Lord Erebus and the Unclean Beast are overpowered and take little to no player skill to get kills/wins with. The fact that the forces of Darkness have 3/4 overpowered Demigods and still lost, badly, to the forces of l
Ignorance is the best policy. Apparently people would rather brush all gameplay issues under the rug and pretend they don't exist. That's fine. Later, I've got more exploiting to do. But here's a non-rhetorical question. [quote]None of you know what the balance is like... Everything has a counter.[/quote] In one breath you say the game is too new to assess balance, and in the next you implicitly assert that the balance is fine. Which is it?
Looking at my record, I think I understand what Pantheon is screwing up. If I lose a game, I get a loss. If I quit a game because I'm the only human in the game, I also get a loss. If I win a game, it records me as being the only player, and marks the game as a Custom Game loss. :(
As far as I can tell, Regulus learned he could place mines, instantly doubling his usefulness.
:( I tell my partner "go heal yourself". He charges into battle at half strength and instadies. GG.
Bite needs a range increase, and I'm only partially joking. When Erebus goes to bite the Rook, he tries to bite at the normal attack range, which is outside the Rook's radius. However, the range of bite is calculated to the center of the Rook. The end result is that Erebus stops right at the Rook's edge when he tries to bite it's out of range.