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Quoting Primal_Savage,

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If anyone had any doubts about the impact of being featured on Steam frontpage:



 

The blue line is Endless Legend, and while both AoW3 and EL are on sale (70% and 66%, respectively), only EL is currently featured on Steam frontpage. The sale started at 1PM EST and this is exactly where the two lines start spreading.

Initial spread was about 150 users

Current spread is about 1300 users.

Second, I just bought EL myself......still learning the game but it has some interesting mechanics.

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Sorry to bug you again, but I am having a bit of a problem with the action bar. While I am able to change it during combat (ie choose a skill to be placed in it) every time I start a new combat, it resets to the original settings. Do I need to change something in the setting? Not sure if this is mod related (probably not) but having to change it every times negates the reason for having it.

Also, I noticed that there is an optional install for 10 hotkeys, but having installed this I still see only 7 in the tactical menu? Is this referring to something else?

Thanks.

Ah yes, the two skills are blink and double strike (both vampire skills) and they do have the +rushing, -rushing thing.

Also, a few other things

What is the time bonus (sov) thing about?

There is a couple of tags which I am not sure of: is adamant, is immortal.

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Well, if you think about it, the resource idea is actually reasonable if you pioneer dies. Given that some pioneers were sent out and disappeared with no news of a new city ever coming back, then people would balk at becoming pioneers. I'd probably go with four season (so, new pioneer each year, if Element has four-season years).

Could even add a city enchantment (maybe pioneering drive/conscription (kingdom/empire respectively)). Or a building (Recruiter's Office?). Or attach the bonus to a current building (like the governor's office or whatever it was called).

Although, with regards to a resource, it would limit how easy it is to place outposts (which could be a good or bad thing). Unless it's possible to enable a unit to build outposts but not found towns.

Although, with this in mind, what is the likelihood that they AI is producing so many pioneers to build outposts?

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I was playing a game the other day and Asha Furnaceborn cast Bribe on my hero lead army. I get why Bribe was introduced to give a way to counter uber champions from running amok.

But what happened is instead of bribing my hero (who was strong), the bribe completely turned my entire army to their side. And to make it worse, before I even had a chance to take my turn the AI scattered all the units in the party to surrounding tiles. I could bribe back the Champion but since you can't do the spell on a regular unit I had no way of getting my army back.

I'm assuming this is a glitch because the tool tip says nothing about army's being converted but it was still very annoying. An entire army I'd spent the game leveling up poofed with one spell. I reloaded and intentionally baited out the bribe by taking a single hero into their territory until she cast it (and put it on cool down) before moving in with my army.

If this is a glitch you may want to look into it, and if it's working as intended you may wanna reconsider it. Because it sure wasn't fun to have happen and it encouraged me as a player to intentionally exploit the AI.