CEO v0.54 Unit Preview - [Gluttony]

kerdonmike (48) · 4 years ago (edited)

To be sure and make it clear - does assimilating moveset mean this ? :

adding those squares that Gluttony did not have before the kill, e.g. if it had moveset of knight, and it kills warrior, it now has moveset of dragon
overwriting previous moveset on squares that were different - if it had moveset of skeleton, and it kills comet, it now has empty moveset - can't do anything

The assimilation by itself is the biggest / widest possibility generator we have on any piece so far. Thank you for taking the time and effort to implement it, I really look forward to trying it and also see its impact. Gluttony would certainly become focus for lot of setup and playstyle experimentation, and balance / cost / farm (acquiring the piece tiers) discussions.

I would prefer it does not have the morale gain component. Now it would not only steal all of the spotlight in general, but also some of the usability of units for which the morale gain was the main theme or reason to include them. Its own theme is the biggest already, let it get evaluated / played out as a standalone / distinct mechanic, and let the other morale generators keep their chances to see play :) .

8 votes

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago (edited)

clarity

these are correct, although:

if it had moveset of skeleton, and it kills comet

it would have the comet triggers... lol

I would prefer it does not have the morale gain component.

this number being '5' is more of an upper-bound rather than what it will probably do. The idea here is that gluttony has insatiable hunger - a theme which is quite different if 'eating' a unit is a downgrade with no upside to himself. If 2 units target the same enemy gluttony always wants the kill regardless of moveset specifics - so at minimum he will have '+1' for this theme. It would also be strange for a massive unit to have small value in trades, so this aspect is fitting in that regard as well, and finally, it would be strange for your army to not have some morale boost from having gluttony becoming more powerful, so it makes sense from multiple thematic perspectives, I think.

7 votes

kerdonmike (48) · 4 years ago

Yes, the triggers I should have mentioned, if I wanted to clarify things :) , but it is the way I expected, thanks.

Thematically, morale gain fits nicely, no contest here. What I am afraid of - Gluttony sucking out other morale gainers dry :) in terms of their played rate / army building. And inside match, becoming strong in both moveset and morale, so it is a big threat itself, and can help sustain other losses too well. Also, letting enemy Gluttony "kill to downgrade" I find as nice idea / tactic for counterplay, loss of my material seems as enough sacrifice already :) . However, this is just me thinking out loud the theme / fantasy of the unit and its effects, not a hard balance stance or serious concern.

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago

Considering some of the combos this thing can gain, aswell as the theme of gluttony, it could act a little like FE; Gains moral on kill but slowy drains because of hunger.

kerdonmike (48) · 4 years ago

And does it assimilate current moveset of the unit (e.g. Gluttony eating other modified Gluttony), or it's base (same way as e.g. Envy copies base / unmodified unit) ?

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

would it make sense if I answered by saying voidmage/gluttony is a terrible combo?

temporalbeast (52) · 4 years ago (edited)

have him assimilate a hauntedarmor (tier doesn't matter) and a base ranger in that order... you will have a diagonally armored kingmove ranger :o

PieceMaker-Gluttony [HA_Ranger0].png

tier in this pic represents the tier of HA assimilated first

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago (edited)

something of note here - the target needs to have unbroken armor for gluttony to actually gain any armor, so this scenario would require gaining unblockable first, or maybe some range 2 attacks.

temporalbeast (52) · 4 years ago (edited)

if broken armor stays broken on gluttony then yeah, if gluttony can't attack beyond king (without yellow swaps) it can't become the armored ranger

moomfox gluttony is scary especially with the value increase on eating, but (bW) can easily be overlapped

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago (edited)

We forgot fireball no downside.
Fear Me.PNG

javissoft (52) · 4 years ago

eat Necromancer+++, Siren, Lilith

Also I'm curious whether it will absorb promotion passives. It would be a little strange.

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago (edited)

assimilation excludes augmentations and all passives.
although, feeding gluttony a weak promotion then somehow forcing it to promote would be a funny counterplay mechanic, lol

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago

add soulflare

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temporalbeast (52) · 4 years ago (edited)

I thought of something worse...

PieceMaker-Unholy Monstrosity(1).png

you can add an angel of any tier before eating the FE to make the even more broken Unholy Nephalem with an additional range 3 yellow swap on Valk/Camel squares on top of this

PieceMaker-Unholy Nephalem.png

7 votes

darthmohawk (42) · 4 years ago

How exactly does the assimilation of Gluttony work? Is it an additive feature or a replacement feature? And which powers get priority? Also, what about passives????

I can see why Grand says this piece could take up half the game's total code, even in jest. As someone who dabbles in code, I can see how writing the algorithms to set what function is mapped to each square would be difficult.

If I were the coder, I would probably write an order of operations something like this, where the highest one on the list is the one that takes priority:

[Magic] Transform into Ghost
[Magic] Destroy
[Ranged] Destroy
[Magic] Petrify
[Ranged] Petrify
[Magic] Freeze
Swap/Attack (Yellow square)
Move or Attack (Black square)
Move only / Attack only (Blue and Red squares) on equal footing
...and then add in some voodoo code that has Blue + Red combine to become Black, or Black + Swap = Yellow, or etc.
The one thing that's missing is to have an option for "Move or [Magic] Destroy" (or other magics) as one square, so that Gluttony can be the one unique piece that doesn't have ugly movement options when it gains close-range magics.

As for Gluttony's base moveset and cost... well, Lust, Envy, Wrath and Pride have king-like movement and Greed is rook-like, so Gluttony should have either a knight jump or a bishop set. Something close to Knight+ at base could work, especially if it gains diagonal attacks at higher tiers to differentiate itself from the higher-tier Knights. I don't like a strictly bishop set for this piece because Gluttony doesn't feel like the sort of piece that would be content to start off colorbound.

javissoft (52) · 4 years ago

From the Grand's reply to Kerdon's post, it sounds like the newest move type on a square is what is kept rather than an order of priority.

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

in terms of code, the hardest part has been resolving the million edge cases where certain combinations of move types create new behaviors. Some examples are:

moonfox + samurai/giantslime/comet
anything involving multiple ability targets
lifestone, butterfly, gemini, or other 'unique' move types.

these examples alone were a nightmare to resolve on a basic technical level, but even then the ability triggers are still kinda busted in their behaviors sometimes creating scan-order ambiguity. It will also have a heavy development cost moving forward where each new move type needs to pass through the filter of this effect, similar to hostage/lifestone but more extreme. I have concluded it will be impossible to cover every possible outcome in the first iteration, but also would rather no specific scenario actually manages to crash the game so it has required an abnormal amount of effort to create a stable version of this unit. However, after testing started, I immediately decided it was worth that effort. This unit is insane.

kerdonmike (48) · 4 years ago (edited)

Ah, I can see now ! This is a smoke and mirror thing again, another mind trick game of yours Grand. Although this time, much more understandable without substance abuse (at least the bait part), and therefore effective on more of us.
We all were fooled and drooling over the possibilities of one single unit, which supposedly consumes movesets of other units. No, wake up, and see through it, my friends !

This is a real soul eater, disguised so well we were inviting him with open arms. It's an elaborate abomination, and it's not destroying and feeding on other units. It devours and banishes into void countless game features, quality of life upgrades, suggested improvements or even a port / rewrite to technology that isn't lying on it's deathbed ! For time is the essence for all of creation, even the one by and from the Grandest of them all :) .

/impersonatingGrandsMindGamesOff

On a practical part of this little roleplay jab: I wish there was way (or maybe your will ?) to utilise other people to help you with (at least some) parts of development (above mentioned sacrifices). Seems that quite a few people playing CEO have developing background / skills. I'm sure you know devs of other games too, and there is not nor ever was shortage of wishes, suggestions and ideas from players. Have you given thought to involving someone to help you ? This might be the best addition to both speed up things you have planned, or add new ones you can't stack on top of already required / filled time.

I mean, don't you wish you could enhance yourself with skillsets, morale, tempo gain and tactics of other champions and / or minions ? And don't tell me you're guilty of Pride (7th and last to be added of the sin series), assimilate and gain some virtues on the way. :)

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago (edited)

mind trick game but much more understandable without substance abuse

lmao

utilize other people to help you with some parts of development

As much as I would like to have someone helping me with code, I think my programming style is probably not compatible with other people. I have completely made-up conventions and methods, because all formal programming education was largely ignored in favor of just making games myself and disregarding any proper development styles while learning through experimentation and attempting to reach astronomical goals (such as the undefeated spider sequel having millions of passive skills). This has put me into a position where I am doomed to work alone, but also if working in AS2, I think it would take an army of developers to match me. CEO AS3/C# however is a lot more snail-paced, mostly due to it being multiplayer, but the fragmented and chaotic coding style mostly remains making it seem very risky to have anyone tinkering with it.

Since CEO is the only AS3/Multiplayer game I've made, there is also some multitude of variance within the source from changing or adapting these methods across the years, and the final factor is that it's a live game - meaning there isn't much room for messing around with it to progress along any learning period while adjusting to my coding style. I think I would need to make a test server before anyone else modifies the code to avoid risk, or have someone extremely talented involved in which case they probably have a project of their own.

I may or may not also just be one of the types that works best alone, since it eliminates a lot of logistical concerns if everything is done by the same person, more thought can be put into each of those individual things by skipping past any chance of overlap or synchronization issues. There are probably 100x more disadvantages to working alone than in a team, but as is my standard I like to twist negatives into some advantage whenever possible and amplify it to whichever maximum there is to find, and I think that applies here since I've worked alone for 15+ years.

If I were to guess, there is some possibility of community-made unit art being used in the game, but I am not sure how many people are around that would be willing to attempt it in the flash vector format, and it seems strange to even ask people to try that when I am so picky. However, a huge amount of time in making new units is spent drawing and re-drawing a unit 100 times to have them look correct at every zoom level, because some units look great up close then on another monitor they're a tiny blob of static noise. If there were already art made with that in mind for some particular unit, it would drastically reduce the time it took to add them into the game (unless its gluttony send help) I also think that after some time, these forums will show their true colors, and contributions such as auxiliary tools (piecemaker) or vector unit art can start to be more properly rewarded.

Speaking of proper rewards, do you know that ABC spent all of his contribution on units targeted for testing/confirming reported bugs? He never really played much, he just worked forever on piecemaker and bug reports, but I was too poor to ever pay him, and he was usually not treated very well by the community. If he shows up here, things will be different. I have been told this blockchain forum idea is useless and crazy, but the people saying that have no idea where it leads. By the time anyone notices what is happening, this community will have already become a blockchain leviathan.

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago (edited)

How would this work then?

This is the moveset of Nexus+++, Gravity Mage+++, portal +++ and Summoner+ (++ and +++ cover Nexus' ability target).

I wanted to make it beautiful.

javissoft (52) · 4 years ago

Does it really matter how it works? It looks monstrous. Besides, if your opponent was running Nexus+++, Gravity Mage+++, portal +++ and Summoner+ you prettymuch win the game without even doing much to begin with.

Kidding aside, I have no idea which ability target it would port things to. Default answer is the normal one for the moveset it took the squares from but clearly that might not be the whole story.

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago

It's beautiful and cursed and beautiful.

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

it works in a very convoluted confusing yet technically predictable way - some combination of scan order and searching for valid targets, so portal effect would snap to occupied target based on scan order and beacon summon would snap to empty target based on scan order... or something like that anyway, it's kinda nonsense but that behavior is the least buggy version of gluttony stealing ability targets I have made so far.

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

Yeah, and I don't think passives are kept unless it's an "ability passive" like Samurai or MoonFox.

-main_gi

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago (edited)

This is correct. Not only would gluttony gaining passives make it 100x harder to code, but gluttony stacking various passives from units like behemoth/antimage would get out of control very quickly.

Virtues would suddenly have a nice shield against gluttony, so that would be interesting, but probably better to avoid stacking passives. It would also make keeping track of what gluttony has become a lot more complicated.

ex: gluttony eats hostage and a few elementals, then suddenly looks like a graceless meme.

I think eventually there could be a 'passive-stealer' type unit, but for gluttony it's moveset only.

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago (edited)

hahaha, some of the gluttony actionsets look like graceless memes already (like queen with armor)

somewhat related, the CEO infopanel is pretty small in terms of possible description size. In our game there are already mouse-over-to-see-keywords, so if we were ever to add a passive stacking piece (very unlikely), a potential solution might look like:

Has the passive of Hostage, Behemoth, AirElemental.

and you could read all of them in the keywords, maybe with some ridiculous scrollbar setup to let you read all of them.

-main_gi

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago (edited)

CEO infopanel is pretty small in terms of possible description size

yea, the complexity cap is mostly guarded by this and my own lack of willpower to upgrade it or add scrolling, but the mouse-over thing seems like it will eventually be needed for certain effects to exist. Currently the number of things to justify it is small enough that they could just be rolled into some perceived 'learning curve' (ex: gemini twin), but after a certain point it will no longer be reasonable. (ex: if gemini twins had a scaling moveset) However, by having that limitation it kinda forces things to veer into the direction of being more intuitive, so something like 4 different gemini twins is never even done in the first place.

It's all some kind of pseudo-manipulation onto myself to gain some type of advantage out of a thing that would normally be a negative, but the downside comes when I make effort to fight against it by reducing descriptions down to the point of being vague. Sometimes I just can't let go of a particular effect and get into a battle with the limitations I've placed onto myself. It also causes some linguistic weirdness trying to get some particular phrase to fit onto a single line instead of 2, or some description to fit into 3 lines instead of 4. I spend an unreasonable amount of time fighting these imaginary problems, lol.

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

I think any CEO-like game that gets a similar amount of expansions as some MTG-like game (so like 5+ sets to total to thousands of units) will eventually need keywords too. But honestly I quite like condensing descriptions too and I also like trying to fix them. There are some effects that also feel awkward to state all their effects and can tempt an intuitive wording. Like Hostage and "caught between" - Ryan made a piece with that sort of effect and basically it can be worded like:

"an adjacent enemy that has an ally 1 space past it"
"an adjacent enemy caught between [this piece] and an ally"

The second is more intuitively clear on the first read, the first is more mechanically clear. That's just an annoying tradeoff.

The sources of infopanel ambiguity I remember: referencing other units (including all promotes), some types of transforms causing death squares and some not (NO HIDDEN INFORMATION), semi-keyword effects (like Dove and Angel enchant not mentioning that it's lost on attack/can't target King, when DOVE IS RARE AND PLAYERS WOULD GET THAT PIECE FIRST), and fudged turn timers (ex. Butterfly actually being 20.5 turns and all enchants being +0.5 turns).

By the way I have to ask what you were thinking when you did these changes:

Enchant status reworded from "immune to melee attacks" to "immune to melee death". I thought this meant you could knock the armor off a HauntedArmor even if it was enchanted with this reword, but you didn't change anything.
Envy action being called

(Magic) Transform into target enemy unit type.

What the hell is an enemy unit type? Does it mean Envy can turn from a [Champion] [Basic] [Legendary] to a [Minion] [Clan] [Rare]? I mean all of that looks ridiculous so the only thing you can reasonably think is "oh it's a clone ability", but I don't know how "type" could possibly be read that way. It would really be more clear if you deleted the word "type" from it.

-main_gi

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago

Yeah there are alot of descriptions that need a bit of clarity. Somtimes you just have to do a bit of testing, e.g. seeing how void interacts with magic, ranged and special. (teliport, move and teliport)

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

good points, especially regarding dove/promotes. Promotes are probably the best arguments in favor of CEO needing expanded info panel rollovers even in its current state.

"immune to melee attacks" to "immune to melee death".

I vaguely remember some weird interpretations derived from the way magic immunity works and how that would relate to melee immunity for unblockable swaps, but this may have also had something to do with other effects. I honestly don't remember why it was changed to this but it does make it sound like armor would be breakable while enchanted. At this point it wouldn't surprise me to find that I changed the wording just to reduce the character count by 2, lol, but enchantment in general probably needs an overhaul to simplify and balance it.

(Magic) Transform into target enemy unit type.

this I remember more clearly - it was to indicate that the cloning is done in regard to the unit type itself rather than whichever moveset it currently has, such as broken armor or a voided unit. If it were simply made to clone a unit, interpretations could go either way, so despite 'type' being a little erroneous I decided it would be more intuitive this way.

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

So, I think Envy is a big offender in vagueness because the infopanel is already very small. It also copies value too, which is a question I often heard with LifeStone (people wondering if they can revive a value-boosted Pride or a value-lost MoonFox). I think you'd need some sort of informal keyword for it, like

(Magic) Revive most recently fallen ally champion with unaltered value 2x LifeStone's value or less, and destroy LifeStone.

So you'd also have

(Magic) Transform into unaltered version of target enemy unit.

I would suggest "base value" and "base version", but that is already an informal term for the +0 version of a unit, unfortunately.

-main_gi

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

Quick moveset idea. It'd probably be more thematic for it to have W melee instead of F melee (that means range 1 axial vs. range 1 diagonal), but F melee is more playable.

-main_gi

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

This is actually very similar to what I currently have, other than: costs, 2 range, base tier starting with kingattack, and some other minor details. I think we are on the same page of gluttony starting the game as a relatively weak unit, so I can tell this idea wasn't arbitrary.

In terms of costs, I have some trouble in the comparison between envy/gluttony. As far as I can see it, envy is the more offensive version while gluttony is more defensive. Envy magic by itself is not very useful for defending, and gluttony is not very good for attacking initially, but gluttony can become a raid boss while envy can become a queen. Also, as you have pointed out, defending is quite strong in CEO, so I think even if the two had completely equal movesets gluttony would be higher cost than envy, but how much higher to be balanced is still unknown.

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

If I had to actually guess what you currently have, it'd be this (and yes I'm making fun of you with it)

I think the effect should be considered a bit like a Vampire that gains no value when taking minions (a lot of them have kingattack anyway, or would even make it worse with move-only). There's no such thing as "completely equal moveset" with this comparison but I guess you could imagine range 3 unblockable attack only in place of Envy... but that would turn into most of the benefit.

Envy has a "sacrifice=worse" effect that Gluttony does not (turning Envy+0 into a higher-cost unit is 'better' than turning Envy+3 into that same higher-cost unit). And, practically, it is somewhat unlikely for Gluttony to have the dream situation of taking several units in a game. If you wanted to try to improve Gluttony's chances of getting good action squares, it would probably be having a mix of move only + attack only actionset as there are more pieces that can 'upgrade' those into Move or Attack.

-main_gi

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

lmao the +++ upgrade.
ok fine, I'm guilty of that...

One thing gluttony does have which you touched on a bit, is the weakness of overwriting existing useful moves with things of much less value, making higher tiers of gluttony a potentially larger loss from an otherwise equal attack, such as any of the tiers in this moveset you've made attacking a hostage/princess and immediately becoming harmless as a result.

Usually the negative impact wouldn't be so extreme, but if you look around the units in the game you start to find that a large number of them can actually cause a lot of harm to gluttony simply from transferring their movesets onto his, and this becomes even more common if you factor in the lack of transferring passives that may build onto that moveset (ex: sylph/snake).

This is a double-edged sword though, because gluttony also avoids taking any negative passives such as virtues, elementals, reaver/merc, fireball, or even soulflare. This means gluttony can become extremely powerful from attacking an otherwise weak/balanced unit, or become extremely weak from attacking an otherwise strong unit.

celticdragon (48) · 4 years ago

I think passives should give Gluttony indigestion. ;)

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dibyg (29) · 4 years ago

wow im looking forward to this.

1 vote

wolfblue (50) · 4 years ago (edited)

I couldn't figure out a way to kill wisp+++, so no insane mobility ): We can get a decent amount with gravity mage though.

Edit: I messed up, the last slide he eats a queen first

Double Edit: Oh, you can just get wisp if you eat a moonfox first lol

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago

After eating a voided unit, how would it attack somthing else?
Eating a wisp is a death sentance; Everything turns to teliport and it can't do anything anymore.

kinuriel (46) · 4 years ago

I'm really curious about the hypothetical situation where gluttony eat chaos portal. Will become chaotic real quick. Unless of course you make sure never to have both of them on the board at the same time

adamzero (50) · 4 years ago

banshee
and then haunted armor or phalanx
for armor that can yeet across the board.

Samurai and lust++
it can pull then kill.

literally anything with horizontal/vertical attack and then moonfox...
Moonfox's ability says "revive" not "Revive moonfox" the hungry boi just cant die to melee as he gains the morale back.

funny ones:
lifestone only but with 2 of them would just be funny.
OR
everything that has an augment:
just be able to have like 30 moves without having moves.

darches (40) · 4 years ago

It's Kirby.

alphacore (64) · 4 years ago (edited)

maybe this is what adult Kirby grows into... LOL

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vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

Freaking f3 and his cheatcode. By the way did you reward the person who managed to semi-guess Gluttony in Queen's Game, lmfao.

and post your moveset/balance ideas here.

is the moveset not yet made

-main_gi

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

reward in Queen's Game

yes.

is the moveset not yet made

I have a moveset made and refined down to complexity cap, but decided showing it here would derail some possible avenues of creativity in suggestions, and, unlike a normal unit release where the overall structure of the unit is basically 'set in stone' this unit is much more subject to change before actually being added into the game.

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

How does path work here? Does it start at the unblockable green?

-main_gi

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

I think the original design of path move would say this does start at the unblockable, but thinking back to the archbishop/fortress I'm not sure if that aspect was ever finished since there was nothing to use it on at the time, and I am quite lazy.

... (testing) ...
ok nevermind, it works.
Paths can begin at unblockable, and the splash lines reflect that behavior.

vro29-34k (52) · 4 years ago

That means there can be two splash lines for the same target? (imagine a teleport on the other side of the path, the splash lines would show that the target can be attacked by 2 paths, right?)

-main_gi

kinuriel (46) · 4 years ago

Can't wait to get my hands on that, looks awesome!
So many possibilities..Maybe should have a limit of 5 ish assimilations

7 votes

miyamotohishiro (44) · 4 years ago

Can Gluttony has the passive to kill unit from the same side? That would be interesting and fit Gluttony

Always like to combine Moonfox's revive ability with Samurai's auto attack trigger, it kill any melee unit that attack the piece on the next round.

miyamotohishiro (44) · 4 years ago

After being in ex-boyfriend/ex-girlfriend mode on how to change my profile picture for 24 hours , something pop into my mind.

Gluttony is habitual greed or excess in eating, it must stay hungry and keep eating. We focus too much in letting it get move set of it's victim, but seldom discuss on how to give it a reason to keep eating endlessly.

Fire elemental is an existing pieces that have a reason to keep attacking, i am thinking that Gluttony should get cost decay by time so that it need to keep consuming other units.
As to balance it's power, Gluttony should only keep two sets of move set of it's victim, one from the last champion it consume, second from the last minion it consume. This way, it will only have 2 sets of movement at the same time, preventing it to be overpower at late game if it consume many different units early on.

As for the idea of being able to kill own unit, this should only be available after Gluttony gain move set from consuming enemy's unit. As time goes on, the lust of eating grow and Gluttony starts to consume unit from it's own side, becoming cannibal.

1 vote

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago

This.
I was thinking somthing similar, it would fit gluttony but it has tatical thinking attached to it, you're sacrificing a) your unit b) moral, unless it was 5 or cheeper, which would prob weaken glut anyway c) numbers advantage. (16 swordsmen are better than a dragon, we just don't have space.)

thegrandestine (56) · 4 years ago

I think it would be too strong if you can attack your own units to create any combo. Some units are only limited by restrictive passives such as chastity/temperance/patience/reaver/merc, and some are 1-use like fireball or soulflare, but gluttony mechanics do not steal passives so gluttony could use these units to exploit their efficiency and bypass all negatives.

Even beyond this, simply combining a few choice units from your own army without much possibility of counterplay would be enough to break the game I think, and gluttony cost would need to be astronomical to match that extreme power. ex: eat a few cheap mages and a bat, but suddenly have something that should cost like 40, I don't think it could ever be balanced to build your own gluttony, lol.

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago (edited)

Good point, but we can dream.
I just realised how terrifying eating a fireball is without the downside.

endlessfire (45) · 4 years ago (edited)

Fear me, destroyer of armies.
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