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| Adventure mode All you want to know about adventure mode (may contain SPOILERS) |
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And sometimes you can get access to more by doing quests. I was running out of griffins to buy, but completed a quest for the griffin king, and got access to over 1400 griffins plus a bunch of griffin eggs.
So yeah, you've got to conserve your favourite troops if you can, but you will never ever run out of troops to buy. Even if you do run out of one type of troops, you can always try something else. And there's also an unlimited supply of certain weaker troop types (that can still pack quite a punch if they're many). I think this feature adds to the strategic gameplay, and it motivates you to use healing spells and other strategies to keep your troops alive. |
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#3
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it's true that you can run out of a certain type of troop because the castles are running out, because they don't have them "horde".
personally it's kinda pissing me off, because i like to stick to a certain type of troops, and i only see it as a hindrance to players that do not appreciate this "strategic feature" and they should've, at the very least, added an option for disabling it. but sometimes there are more castles/shops with that "one" troop you want, which allows for some tedious backtracking. i really liked the polar bears and wanted to buy some, now I've run dry of 'em and they are completely gone. so far I'm at the dwarven king. still it's a good game and you shouldn't let this bother you even if you, like me, do not appreciate the limited troop stuff... |
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For limited troops problem there is Sacrifice (not for all of course), but to replenish them you need at least one
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The limitation really adds to the pleasure of this game. It forces you to rethink strategies and play differently at times. You can't have it all I really don't think this will hinder anyone in this game.
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Totally agree.
But if someone thinks its more interesting to playing with unlimited troops, then use sacrifice. |
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