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I would slightly disagree. Kiting will take away the challenge of the *fights* in the first third of the game or so. Kiting is, however, quite tricky to do well (easy if you just abuse saving-and-loading until it works, but hard to do without saving in the middle). And by the time you hit the second half of the game you'll probably be struggling even if you did some kiting early.
I also kite because it helps you speed through what I find the boring part of the game - when you have basically no intelligence, no mana, no spells, no dragon abilities, and limited units - thus your choices for fights are very narrow. Admittedly it's a hard part of the game, but boring nonetheless to me. |
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#2
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Isn't it more boring to enter into a fight and know 100% that you would win and most likely massacre the enemy with impunity? Because aside from boss fights, this is what the late-middle to late game is all about.
If there was any fight at all in the middle to late game that was difficult in any form or way, you could always drop all of your units and get black knights with eviln spell support, even without the shard; this tactic is a non-option at all in the first part of the game. The hardest part and most challenging part of the game is the first part, that is if you didn't skip it by map-kiting. Map-kiting does not do well for your end-game score too. You will definitely spend a lot more than 7 in-game days to finish the game, adversely affecting your final score. To each his own, I guess. |
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If they want to cheat by taking the map using these sly cowardly ways instead of winning it in a fair fight then it's their choice I suppose.
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#4
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Kiting in general is an option, be it map kiting or other kiting. I understand your sentiments, but I believe the time, and resulting end-game score penalty is enough to limit the use of this option. |
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#5
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How do u call that cheating?? cheat is something easy mode .. to cheat you just type cheat and u got it .. kiting is not like that ... u can spend hours on that
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#6
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It is quite refreshing to unlock most area for the first couple playthroughs by map kiting, just like being level 5 in Demonis back in KB:TL. But by doing so, you are simply trivializing the content, even if partially, and I believe this is enough to deter players constantly map kiting in their games.
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#7
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For me first 15-20 levels of game and especially first 50 battles are most fun to play. If you can kite somehing without pause/reload I think is ok to do it, but too much leadership will ruin Debir fights.
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#8
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The game is open for the players to play it as they wish and it's up to their own preference. As such, calling people cheaters because they kite maps is improper, because this is simply a part of the game. Cutting away obvious paths of advancement is pretty much like depriving yourself from extra content.
In addition to that, we're not fighting for prizes here, so everyone should be free to play the game as he/she likes
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