I have a ton of respect for Amplitude and the way they build and balance games, and I can't see that they made a stat that is just pants. Keep in mind, characters have different starting stats and gain these stats at different rates as well. In my experience, operating has been the reason for more than a few wipes (or my inability to recognize when to stop). I'll grade heroes in their entirety, not just abilities. no time too long To you will then appear, A or But endless praise will. Dust is always important and from level 4 and above he. Don't be fooled by his weak start, and the fact he is unlocked by default (so a lot of your deaths while learning involve him) Max is probably the best all round hero in the game. And not to mention that they are in a powered room, if that room isn't on a front line or a choke point, that hero isn't contributing to the dps. Some beginners tips (long and moderately detailed) ATTACKCAT 7 years ago 1.

Too many monsters killing your face, not enough dust to go around. Sitting a hero in a lighted room any time after the first 3-5 turns and after the first few levels is a total waste of that hero. In order to utilize Wit, as I understand it, you either are repairing, which I have rarely found to be helpful during a monster attack (do it afterwards, and attack takes priority over repair), or you sit them in a room that is powered and get tiny additional amounts of marginal resources. one of the major benefits of more heroes, aside from more smashing, is that you can sit them in dark rooms to prevent bad men from spawning there, partially overcoming Dust shortages (which are kind of the basis of the game.). Ok, so hopefully someone read the title and said 'No it's not, and here's why.'

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