mocachild

mocachild

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I tried posting earlier in another post but got no help so maybe if my title is a question I might get someone who knows more than I do to look at the thread. How can a rival faction take over one of my outposts? I don't understand how that works. They placed down a town near one of my outposts and a few turns later they converted my outpost to theirs. Does anyone know if that is by design?

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so, as a new player, I need to ask how this mechanic works? I had an outpost built next to a shard and had used up a logistics point to tap (build) on the shard for its magic. About 20 turns later a neutral faction plops down a settlement just outside of my outpost area with the shard. A few turns later I noticed that my entire area along with my outpost now belonged to the neutral faction. Is that supposed to happen?

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I don't think the shield icons show up on all units as they should when defending...at least on the first turn of battle. in this battle i get to go first and you can see several of the wolves with shields above their heads. however, a couple of the wolves do not have shields even though they are getting the defensive bonus. The same thing happens with my own units.

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good. i'm glad i'm not the only one with this issue. couldn't for the life of me figure out how the heck they had so many defenders that they couldn't even fit on the tactical map. there was a line of units off in the black edges. 9 guardian idols on the map, 5 assassin demons, 3 guardian idols, and 14 militia. although mine's not so bad compared to the pics above [e digicons]:grin:[/e] . i had it easy, comparatively.

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Maybe each hero should come with unique abilities that only they posses. Having 2 or 3 "cool" skills that are unique and that once the level up trees are improved allow for different combinations with those special skills creating unique heroes that can be leveled up differently each game due to the different styles and combinations.

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well, normally you go to stardock.com and sign into your account. you copy the code for the game, open steam, go down to the button that let's you activate a product on steam, put in the code, and steam begins to download it. At least, that is how I did it. Hope that helps.

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I can see the point of those wanting random skills, however that is definitely a subjective matter. I personally like being able to pick where I want to go. What needs to happen (now this is just my opinion of course) is that we have so many cool things in each tree that it makes "builds" of different kinds (within each class) all very viable. Like Wizard1200 said the more interesting and "cool" options available the more enjoyable and "strategic" your choices become. <

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I think it breaks immersion to see the exact same hero in three different armies. I'm not sure it matters game play wise, but do you think that once a hero is recruited that no one else should have access to the very same (cloned?) hero?

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This happened to me several times during city sieges. The first time I was using the structure as a wall and had a strong enemy troop move right into it and attack me. At the time I was looking at something else and had no idea where the attack came from and then I noticed a red Hp bar sticking out of the middle of the structure. For a brief moment I thought Stardock had implemented defensive structures that attack [e digicons]:D[/e] .

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yeah, I'm not a fan of that event at all. It kinda shoots the player who likes a diplopmatic win in the foot. I don't think any other victory condition suffers such a major slap in the face. It has happened in every game I've played now. I'm sure some people like might like it but I could do without it or with a change of frequency or something.

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Had the Amethyst Collar (or whatever it is actually called) and was going to use it on Ascian. However, I clicked to use it not really thinking about the fact that I should be adjacent to use a collar. So I clicked on Ascian and it told me that I was out of range to use that item. Ok, no problem. So I moved adjacent and went to use it properly this time and guess what? The collar, according to the game, had been used up so no more collar. S

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Now don't get me wrong, I'm not bringing up an old topic from previous iterations of Elemental. However, in my latest game, Lady Irane is surrounded on 3 sides by wandering monsters (adjacent mind you). My hero moves in and sees this situation. I stay out of range to see what will become of her. I end my turn and low and behold ever single one of the monsters comes towards me setting themselves up adjacent. One of the monster groups ended up on her square

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I didn't realize that. It does not say that when given the choice about tribute. At least with the non-aggression treaty it specifies that we allow each other to travel through our respective borders. That needs to be more clear I think, unless I just super blind and it says it already.

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For some reason, Yithril is walking right through my lands. I do not have a non-aggression treaty signed with him. The option to tell him to leave however is greyed out so he has free reign to go where he pleases. The only treaty I have with him is a tribute treaty where he offered to pay so that he could keep paying me tribute money (does that seem weird to anyone else?). Maybe I'm just missing something here.

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hmmmm. he definately wasn't right by me and I haven't found him yet. I've seen 97% of the map so, maybe something killed him off.

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