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Topic	Gacha and Hero Collection Game General Topic 6: ''A life or dess situation.''
Eab1990 02/19/20 9:07:18 PM #462:	What I like about tower defense games like Aigis and Arknights is how you can experiment and work with what you have, and figure out your strategies from there. If you're lucky to have multiple 6* units to trivialize a hard map (like me using Ifrit on the aforementioned HX-3 map), go for it. If you're stuck, there's usually a dedicated community of people submitting F2P/low-rarity guides for each map. If you're somewhere in the middle with useful units, but unsure how and where to allocate your time and resources, you can look up guides of both and work your way from there. Aigis was particularly brutal and unforgiving with failure, though that did make victory sweeter when you do it blind/first try/minimal effort. Even with its rampant powercreeping nowadays, there were definitely some older year 2-3 maps that had you scratch your head until you looked around for strategies. Case in point. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOh1VMYHRLc Poison map, dragon that does AoE damage, and a princess NPC. Without having multiple healers or DPS to control the map, what should your first option be? ~~Deploy a solo healer directly in the dragon's range to slow it down by making it waste attacks on the one healer, while you take control of the rest of the map~~. Far from my immediate thought process, but that one strat alone opens a lot of possibilities for others to follow. --- OT's Resident Pink Hair/Imouto/Loliconnoisseur http://imgur.com/a/mnLdJ <cite>Eab1990 posted [p:934616315] in Gacha and ... [t:78285180]...</cite> <quote>What I like about tower defense games like Aigis and Arknights is how you can experiment and work with what you have, and figure out your strategies from there. If you're lucky to have multiple 6* units to trivialize a hard map (like me using Ifrit on the aforementioned HX-3 map), go for it. If you're stuck, there's usually a dedicated community of people submitting F2P/low-rarity guides for each map. If you're somewhere in the middle with useful units, but unsure how and where to allocate your time and resources, you can look up guides of both and work your way from there. Aigis was particularly brutal and unforgiving with failure, though that did make victory sweeter when you do it blind/first try/minimal effort. Even with its rampant powercreeping nowadays, there were definitely some older year 2-3 maps that had you scratch your head until you looked around for strategies. Case in point. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOh1VMYHRLc Poison map, dragon that does AoE damage, and a princess NPC. Without having multiple healers or DPS to control the map, what should your first option be? Deploy a solo healer directly in the dragon's range to slow it down by making it waste attacks on the one healer, while you take control of the rest of the map. Far from my immediate thought process, but that one strat alone opens a lot of possibilities for others to follow. --- OT's Resident Pink Hair/Imouto/Loliconnoisseur http://imgur.com/a/mnLdJ</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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