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I haven't found any of the orange tier artifacts. Are they just random finds in the bazaar (I missed Chapter 9 or 10's because I'm dumb and they really should add some flashing lights to the tent)? I gave Bridget's squad the item that gives the leader an extra action but reduces the damage of everyone else by 25%. Murder mom and her kids.
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Wonder what the best strat for chapter 12 is -- I almost made it to 4 turns even caught way out of position going for those chests, but sadly too many of my units got smoked on the first turn to really put up much of a decent retreat.
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Snooze Cruise posted:Yeah its funny like, to compare to another srpg that release this year, tri strat is pretty much better in all aspects but the mechanics here just really gel with me in a brain feel good way that the former doesn't get close to. And I did liked playing that game a good amount. Yeah for whatever reason this game scratches that SRPG itch like nothing else. Part of it is even though the story isn't great, the characters are dull, etc etc the game doesn't lean too much on that stuff ultimately. As someone posted earlier the unique mercs being randomized means you can build some cool squads from those guys when you find them and it lends to a somewhat different playthrough. I'm not playing optimally by any stretch of the imagination but there also seems to be a lot of variety of squad builds too, and I really enjoy tinkering with squad organization in between every level for a lot longer than I really need to. Hopeful for a decent sequel.
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deep dish peat moss posted:Unsolicited thoughts on cav/archer classes: I think the purpose of heavy cav is to screen for your lighter cav units basically. They provide cover and block melee attackers to the back rows. You're pretty much spot on, they don't have great offensive output in comparison. I think they're intended to just sit on the front line in a unit full of dragoons or hussars and take hits. Also agreed on paladins, which are the bad kind of hybrid. Not enough damage or healing to really be worth taking. Raiders are just great. With the boots of tyranny they have incredible mobility and can kill or cripple a unit almost anywhere on the map. I made Jules a raider unit just to mess around while I built up some crossbows early game and basically never looked back.
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I haven't really used siege weapons - generally my focus with ranged squads is taking out mages and assassins and Raiders do that very well