This was hilarious for the back 'n' forth on so many paths, "....this isn't important." 5 secs later, "...oh and this one you MUST have." Loved it so much I watched to the end just for the humour of it. Sounds like you snorted a big fat rail then hit the record button. Subscribed!
You forgot one very important unlock very early game: the market. This will give you both a reduced food requirement for your dwellings, and allows you to acquire more resources like stone and iron. I unlocked it myself very early on and especially on the "build a large colony before a big wave" missions I used it constantly to buy wood and stone to accelerate colony development. All else I more or less agree with you. I personally would skip ballista early on and unlock both the soldier and hunting weapons as the first 2 techs. Hunting weapons will actually allow you to do the very early meadows mission without farms. Skipping the ballista will mean that on some maps with very early waves you'll need to rush to get a shocking tower up. So basically: assault rifle>hunting weapons>expert workshops>farms>reinforced projectiles>commerce>advanced construction>tesla coils>plasma spheres>chemistry>automated weapons>concrete>currency. From there you can choose more freely.
Not bad, I was following this exact path oddly enough, ALTHOUGH.. I ended up getting the mercenaries 1 AND 2 after the soldiers and didn't realize how annoying meadows would be lol.
Warehouses are also needed as soon as you want to start using Lucifers and Titans in the normal maps as you need a higher gold cap to start making those. Them boosting resource production is just a nice bonus.
Some advices for the players: 1) Don’t waste points on the balista or the great turret, you can have a better result unlocking snipers and stone towers (and possibly the technologies which increase their resistance/health and the sniper’s range) 2) Keep upgrading the convoy to get stone and iron asap , this will give you more resources and will allow you to build the barracks earlier 3) Absolutely avoid to purchase the Mutant! It’s not worthy to cost 400 research points. Use them to unlock the titan and his bonus damage of 25% instead! 4) Avoid unlocking the technologies wich rembourses you 30% of the cost of a building when you dismantle it or those which grants you 1 money for each infected you kill, is a total waste of precious research points! Unlocking the market (which sells automatically the resources in excess) and the bank (which will boost your mansion’s outcome of 30%) will grant you more money! 5) The best automatic defense you can unlock is the Shock Tower and all its upgrades! Unlock them asap to kill the swarms easily when your walls are sourrounded! 6) Don’t forget to unlock the warehouse to increase the stock of your supplies!
This is from early to mid game how I went with, the order is a bit different but it's basically the same on how you said it, didn't include the late game, cause it's quite viable from here on out on what you go on, but I think that the ones you said are most important to get before the late game. On that note, have you tried the Wasp rush? Expert Workshop>Cereal Farming>Reinforced Projectiles>Mechanized Weapons>Assault Rifle>Logistics>Advanced Construction>Tesla Coils>Plasma Sphere>Gold Transportation>Reinforced Armor>Wood Transportation>Optics>Long Range Rifle>Stone Transportation>Advanced Transportation>Chemistry>Autonomous Weapons>Iron Transportation>Advanced Machinery>Mechanical Engineering>Pneumatic Joints>Articulated Vehicles>Advanced Machinery>Titanium>Tungsten Tools
First play through I got stuck on Cape of Storms without AOE. The final wave was unstoppable so had to restart and grab ballistae which got me through. I also went up to advanced farms, reduced energy costs, sniper range increase, then engineering for Thanatos. Snipers, Thanatos and Shock towers laugh at almost anything. I also went bank, warehouse and market so that I could develop a tightly knit town of stone houses fully enhanced and avoid having to build too many tents. Works a charm, but I don’t have any train shipments so I have to capture resources ASAP in preparation for the first swarm.
you can hold off on balistas, mass soldier spam is sufficient for cape storm. Cram them in between two lines of double walls, 4 spaces deep right across the bridge, pack em in and they'll lose a few but will hold the horde. Balistas are important for the sim city levels imo, you dont need to waste food on as many soldiers.
I have tried Mutants and was very disappointed. Can't think of any use for them. They are melee units and more expensive than Titans, so u can't get them in early game. 60+ soldiers do just fine for map clear, and for last waves u better have Titans behind the walls than Mutants in front. Im playing on 800% diff.
I'm playing this on ps4, when I beat the campaign is there a newgame+1 and does it let you restart tbe campaign with what you had so you can restart the campaign and do it all again but for the stuff you missed in tbe tech
Going in blind I was a little disappointed that you cannot unlock all the tech. And although I don't play on a high difficulty I regret picking techs that basically have no long term use as I later found out. Kinda disappointing.
HOW can I view tech tree once I'm in a mission, i forgot if I had already done a mission while playing it and wanna make sure I'm not playing it for a 2nd time
I am not sure about this guide. I am playing first time (i mean i didn't finish campain yet), playing on 800% (never tried lower difficulty but i think this game is designed for this difficulty, otherwise i don't know what to do there). I agree we need to rush plasma spheres ( that is what i didnt do and stuck) but i am not sure its useful without shop or train point since it cost 30 stone so if i have wave on 12 day i will be able to build about 3-4 towers till that day and I won't have any army (only 4 rangers). I will try to do it, but i am not sure it will work. Spikes were essential for campain. Took me 17 attempts to kill 1600 fast zombies with 40 soldiers (couldnt hire more because of imperial army limitation). Then i researched spikes and needed only 24 soldiers (but it doesn't really work if we have more than 3000 zombies, only help a little). Tried ballista. Shitty tower, 4 rows of spikes are cheaper and work much better (defended horde with 12 rangers, 1 tile sick wall and 5 rows of spikes, however it was close call) I recommend rushing train until it brings stone. Nothing else really needed for first 25% of campain (except efficiency in building and expanding.), i did research soldier but don't use it (except missions where you need to use imperial point). Had to start campain from beginning because i didn't have stone train, so i couldn't build hire fast enough
Hi.. I have a problem with the game. When I advance several stages ... all the research I chose disappears and is repeated from the beginning, and the research points become only 100. Does this happen to you??
@@uchihatashi3249 Lol dangit....... i guess i might have to, so annoying cause i beat all the hordes and spent the last days franticly trying to get as much food as possible.
I honestly don't find balista very useful in my Apocalypse playthrough, yet. I always manage to get a strong economy to get the shocking towers fast enough to decimate the first wave on a typical mission. Are there missions that made you think Balistas are needed, like a 6 day wave (if there is such a mission)?
If you get both of the attack upgrades for the soldier, then once they become veterans they're able to one-tap walkers. It's a huge benefit and helps with managing noise early game.
I would rec Thanatos over titans, titans are simply too expensive for what you get. A bunch of soldiers can serve the same purpose, and oil is limited. In comparison, Thanatos is a crazy good aoe unit. Going thanatos-snipers is generally considered the strongest late-game composition, snipers for when there are more specials.
Have you played the campaign? This isn’t survival and you won’t need/use snipers until you get to the 5 star difficulty stuff when you get a lot of giants. Oil is also very abundant in the campaign. Both are viable but Titans definitely better especially on 500% settings. And you’ll use soldiers over snipers until you get to large number giants.
That's where I disagree, titans are mobile force that you can move around very quickly. They are also great for micro and have a much higher dps when micro'd compared to thanatos. Think of it this way. 3 titan focus fire with splash can take out a very sticky situation very quickly that would otherwise end with your death if you use thanatos who fire very slowly. :)
@@Shad3less Sticky situations that late in the game usually can only mean one thing: being overrun by swarms. And that is where the Thanatos is simply better: it is an awesome crowd control unit, able to keep zombies off your walls. Titans do less of a job in that regard as even though they have splash damage, the AOE is way less. Usually I just clear the map with soldiers. By the time I even get to the engineering centre, I have around 80+ soldiers able to do the job. The difficulty of the later missions lies in the swarms (not the swarm missions, which is a different beast altogether) which requires a good composition of defences. Titans do too much concentrated damage and are much more prone to do overkill, and while thanatos are slow, you have basically a make or break point: it's not likely to survive a defense line that gets overwhelmed, even if you have titans to move around. I'm sure you can do it either way. Defences that late game need a strong mix of heavy duty hitters for special infected as well as a lot of splash damage to deal with the huge amount of runner zombies. Cost effective wise though, a combination of snipers and thanatos is better.
Just wanted to ask... Why is it each time that I played a mission... After it is done... The research tree is reset back zero and doesn't refund back the cost? 🤒😣😣🤦♂️
I just failed plainlands got to day 77 w/o 1200 people. I was 100 or so short owend the whole map but couldn't find the food. I think I have to restart the game to get the right tech );
area effect weapon. machine gun targets 1 till real death. when they bunch up against your wall shocking tower can take more zombies out than 1 gun. Mix it up like with soldiers/sniper.
Depends of the difficulty you play. On apocalypse it#s near must have if you don#t want to die or fail a mission, it also makes your life much less of a pain
I hate using ballistae - i've beat the game on apocalypse without ever building or teching ballista. Beating above Brutal without using Shocking Towers however...it's doable; but it's not pleasant.
Dont need ballista's they're quite bad, handy if ur new / lesser experienced soldierspam with agressive eco, traps or shock towers all work well enough Edit: Wasp is also very nice but not as efficient as soldier focused tech (if you have good macro/agressive eco, campaign is solely focused around soldiers really) Wasp + trap is nice to have during swarms and potentially better tech than lucifer
ballista's just big qol and very helpfull to expand/defend territory, for example, i never do soldiers and always rush snipers, so ballista help me early on to expand
I unfortunately started without balista, I'm a decent player but I cannot beat a level 2 map because the first wave without Batista is too big and not kiteable
I'm on my second lvl 2 mission without ballista, 800%. Maybe your problem is something else? I always kite the first wave on stakes, no problems. I'm getting ballista next thou.
The biggest fuck up they could have done, they did. Not being able to reset/realigne your points. Newcomers have no idea what is plain needed and what is useful or even garbage. Very bad design.
Farm, Wasp, train up to stone, shocking tower and sniper. That's enough for half of the 800% campaign. Literally. I had 1.6k research points in the bank before finally deciding on what to spend them. Soldiers are very much meh. Again, half of the campaign without them. Ballista, on the other hand, is very much needed. Several missions have very little space to expand and ballista helps to clear stuff around the base. Their main advantage in later missions is not requiring stone or iron to build. Cheap way to block map entrances against minor hordes.
It's clear that this guy is makes it up as he goes ... I didn't listen more than 4 minutes until I realised that I have more important things to do, like pick my nose ...
I’m almost through the campaign on nightmare and have only lost a few times and I have to say he’s wrong on a lot of what he said in the video. There’s so many ways to play I never got shocking towers and you don’t need them. One example but you can play this tech tree a bunch of ways and be fine. There’s this sentiment out there that you have to play the tech tree one way and it’s totally false....
I never said in the video that there's only one way to play it did I? However traps become useless half way through the campaign and snipers tend to be too slow to push out, Also snipers dps is much lower compared to soldiers, they are however good in some situations/missions.
@@pietristephane3537 Yea, what Pietri said. I mean I totally agree with you on some of the differences and your point in general Jason Kanis, but criticism without explaining how you'd do things differently is just complaining. I came here for expert tips and Shade3less gave me some and it would have been nice in this part of the threads if you had expanded upon that with your knowledge instead of just throwing shade. (under the bus).
This was hilarious for the back 'n' forth on so many paths, "....this isn't important." 5 secs later, "...oh and this one you MUST have." Loved it so much I watched to the end just for the humour of it. Sounds like you snorted a big fat rail then hit the record button. Subscribed!
You forgot one very important unlock very early game: the market. This will give you both a reduced food requirement for your dwellings, and allows you to acquire more resources like stone and iron. I unlocked it myself very early on and especially on the "build a large colony before a big wave" missions I used it constantly to buy wood and stone to accelerate colony development.
All else I more or less agree with you. I personally would skip ballista early on and unlock both the soldier and hunting weapons as the first 2 techs. Hunting weapons will actually allow you to do the very early meadows mission without farms. Skipping the ballista will mean that on some maps with very early waves you'll need to rush to get a shocking tower up.
So basically: assault rifle>hunting weapons>expert workshops>farms>reinforced projectiles>commerce>advanced construction>tesla coils>plasma spheres>chemistry>automated weapons>concrete>currency. From there you can choose more freely.
Not bad, I was following this exact path oddly enough, ALTHOUGH.. I ended up getting the mercenaries 1 AND 2 after the soldiers and didn't realize how annoying meadows would be lol.
Thanks for the tips
Warehouses are also needed as soon as you want to start using Lucifers and Titans in the normal maps as you need a higher gold cap to start making those. Them boosting resource production is just a nice bonus.
i guess I'm kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good place to watch new series online?
@@abdullahmatteo9316 i prefer my sofa so far 😜
Some advices for the players:
1) Don’t waste points on the balista or the great turret, you can have a better result unlocking snipers and stone towers (and possibly the technologies which increase their resistance/health and the sniper’s range)
2) Keep upgrading the convoy to get stone and iron asap , this will give you more resources and will allow you to build the barracks earlier
3) Absolutely avoid to purchase the Mutant! It’s not worthy to cost 400 research points. Use them to unlock the titan and his bonus damage of 25% instead!
4) Avoid unlocking the technologies wich rembourses you 30% of the cost of a building when you dismantle it or those which grants you 1 money for each infected you kill, is a total waste of precious research points!
Unlocking the market (which sells automatically the resources in excess) and the bank (which will boost your mansion’s outcome of 30%) will grant you more money!
5) The best automatic defense you can unlock is the Shock Tower and all its upgrades!
Unlock them asap to kill the swarms easily when your walls are sourrounded!
6) Don’t forget to unlock the warehouse to increase the stock of your supplies!
This is from early to mid game how I went with, the order is a bit different but it's basically the same on how you said it, didn't include the late game, cause it's quite viable from here on out on what you go on, but I think that the ones you said are most important to get before the late game. On that note, have you tried the Wasp rush?
Expert Workshop>Cereal Farming>Reinforced Projectiles>Mechanized Weapons>Assault Rifle>Logistics>Advanced Construction>Tesla Coils>Plasma Sphere>Gold Transportation>Reinforced Armor>Wood Transportation>Optics>Long Range Rifle>Stone Transportation>Advanced Transportation>Chemistry>Autonomous Weapons>Iron Transportation>Advanced Machinery>Mechanical Engineering>Pneumatic Joints>Articulated Vehicles>Advanced Machinery>Titanium>Tungsten Tools
okay gotta start over then
1.5 speed helps with the the repetition and overall speed :D good content though, exactly what i was looking for :)
Very clear and straightforward guide "honestly" hint hint 👀
First play through I got stuck on Cape of Storms without AOE. The final wave was unstoppable so had to restart and grab ballistae which got me through. I also went up to advanced farms, reduced energy costs, sniper range increase, then engineering for Thanatos. Snipers, Thanatos and Shock towers laugh at almost anything.
I also went bank, warehouse and market so that I could develop a tightly knit town of stone houses fully enhanced and avoid having to build too many tents.
Works a charm, but I don’t have any train shipments so I have to capture resources ASAP in preparation for the first swarm.
you can hold off on balistas, mass soldier spam is sufficient for cape storm. Cram them in between two lines of double walls, 4 spaces deep right across the bridge, pack em in and they'll lose a few but will hold the horde.
Balistas are important for the sim city levels imo, you dont need to waste food on as many soldiers.
@@cameirusisu1024 Funnily enough I only needed them on cape storm. That final wave was devastating compared to other waves of similar levels.
@@andyl8055 oh yes, its a massive step up compared to what you see before it, but you can hold with just soldiers....a lot of soldiers!
same thing happened to me on Cape of storms, I was like wtf how am I goin to stop them w what I have
Replaying it now thanks for the help!!
i was so struggling without the farms Thnx for the tips!
I have tried Mutants and was very disappointed. Can't think of any use for them. They are melee units and more expensive than Titans, so u can't get them in early game. 60+ soldiers do just fine for map clear, and for last waves u better have Titans behind the walls than Mutants in front. Im playing on 800% diff.
I'm playing this on ps4, when I beat the campaign is there a newgame+1 and does it let you restart tbe campaign with what you had so you can restart the campaign and do it all again but for the stuff you missed in tbe tech
"Honestly" this helped.
Haha 😂 very clear information has been told this day.....
Going in blind I was a little disappointed that you cannot unlock all the tech. And although I don't play on a high difficulty I regret picking techs that basically have no long term use as I later found out. Kinda disappointing.
1000th subscriber grats
HOW can I view tech tree once I'm in a mission, i forgot if I had already done a mission while playing it and wanna make sure I'm not playing it for a 2nd time
I am not sure about this guide. I am playing first time (i mean i didn't finish campain yet), playing on 800% (never tried lower difficulty but i think this game is designed for this difficulty, otherwise i don't know what to do there). I agree we need to rush plasma spheres ( that is what i didnt do and stuck) but i am not sure its useful without shop or train point since it cost 30 stone so if i have wave on 12 day i will be able to build about 3-4 towers till that day and I won't have any army (only 4 rangers). I will try to do it, but i am not sure it will work.
Spikes were essential for campain. Took me 17 attempts to kill 1600 fast zombies with 40 soldiers (couldnt hire more because of imperial army limitation). Then i researched spikes and needed only 24 soldiers (but it doesn't really work if we have more than 3000 zombies, only help a little).
Tried ballista. Shitty tower, 4 rows of spikes are cheaper and work much better (defended horde with 12 rangers, 1 tile sick wall and 5 rows of spikes, however it was close call)
I recommend rushing train until it brings stone. Nothing else really needed for first 25% of campain (except efficiency in building and expanding.), i did research soldier but don't use it (except missions where you need to use imperial point). Had to start campain from beginning because i didn't have stone train, so i couldn't build hire fast enough
Hi.. I have a problem with the game.
When I advance several stages ... all the research I chose disappears and is repeated from the beginning, and the research points become only 100.
Does this happen to you??
This you dont need. Just skip it. But you can consider it. You will absolutely need it.
Male up your mind dude
damn, I brought all the beginning ones before getting expert workshop
same.. and theres no skill tree reset... starting over for the third time now, trying to see if when i pick different stuff, it will work better.
yeaaaahhhhhh, i didnt get farms, and I still don't have farms, and now I'm stuck on missions where I cannot produce enough food to sustain population.
Use cheat engine 😆😆😆😆
@@uchihatashi3249 Lol dangit....... i guess i might have to, so annoying cause i beat all the hordes and spent the last days franticly trying to get as much food as possible.
@@westinger34 wow I m just stated a week ago 😅
I honestly don't find balista very useful in my Apocalypse playthrough, yet. I always manage to get a strong economy to get the shocking towers fast enough to decimate the first wave on a typical mission. Are there missions that made you think Balistas are needed, like a 6 day wave (if there is such a mission)?
They are better for dealing with acid spitters as opposed to shocking towers but aside from that if you can get the economy up that fast go for it.
Demetri Blackheart Oh, I just have free turrets for that and the soldiers with towers.
I was wondering, no where in the video have you talked about wall or tower ? shouldn't it be a thing ?
I skipped both +20% soldier damage, and I am playing on 500% difficulty. Half way through the campaign. But I did struggle with some missions.
If you get both of the attack upgrades for the soldier, then once they become veterans they're able to one-tap walkers. It's a huge benefit and helps with managing noise early game.
@@Mec0nopsis on both dmg bonuses they one tap runners as vets. Thats huge
I would rec Thanatos over titans, titans are simply too expensive for what you get. A bunch of soldiers can serve the same purpose, and oil is limited. In comparison, Thanatos is a crazy good aoe unit.
Going thanatos-snipers is generally considered the strongest late-game composition, snipers for when there are more specials.
Have you played the campaign? This isn’t survival and you won’t need/use snipers until you get to the 5 star difficulty stuff when you get a lot of giants. Oil is also very abundant in the campaign. Both are viable but Titans definitely better especially on 500% settings. And you’ll use soldiers over snipers until you get to large number giants.
That's where I disagree, titans are mobile force that you can move around very quickly. They are also great for micro and have a much higher dps when micro'd compared to thanatos. Think of it this way. 3 titan focus fire with splash can take out a very sticky situation very quickly that would otherwise end with your death if you use thanatos who fire very slowly. :)
@@Shad3less Sticky situations that late in the game usually can only mean one thing: being overrun by swarms. And that is where the Thanatos is simply better: it is an awesome crowd control unit, able to keep zombies off your walls. Titans do less of a job in that regard as even though they have splash damage, the AOE is way less.
Usually I just clear the map with soldiers. By the time I even get to the engineering centre, I have around 80+ soldiers able to do the job. The difficulty of the later missions lies in the swarms (not the swarm missions, which is a different beast altogether) which requires a good composition of defences. Titans do too much concentrated damage and are much more prone to do overkill, and while thanatos are slow, you have basically a make or break point: it's not likely to survive a defense line that gets overwhelmed, even if you have titans to move around.
I'm sure you can do it either way. Defences that late game need a strong mix of heavy duty hitters for special infected as well as a lot of splash damage to deal with the huge amount of runner zombies. Cost effective wise though, a combination of snipers and thanatos is better.
Just wanted to ask... Why is it each time that I played a mission... After it is done... The research tree is reset back zero and doesn't refund back the cost? 🤒😣😣🤦♂️
arrr arrr mateyyy
Is there any way to unlock everything?
Just played this game this week.. Damn its so hard n addicting...
I just failed plainlands got to day 77 w/o 1200 people. I was 100 or so short owend the whole map but couldn't find the food. I think I have to restart the game to get the right tech );
and what about the wonder tech has anyone pulled off getting wonders built in there campagins?
Alot of the wonders are extreme investment. Just to hold the gold to be able to buy them you need something stupid like 10 extra storage.
I’ve built the food one a couple times and I gotta say it’s extremely useful
@@claysmith3141 indeed. :) it is good to have the wonders built cause it is a must have especally when you can get all 6 of them in.
I don’t understand the tech tree. At what point can you make snipers? I believe I have the prerequisites but no ability to research them
You need to research snipers.
@@BEDA333 yeah after I looked back through the tech tree I realized I missed it 😆
Why shocking tower is so important? I prefer machinegun. I dont use shocking tower yet. Please describe.
area effect weapon. machine gun targets 1 till real death. when they bunch up against your wall shocking tower can take more zombies out than 1 gun. Mix it up like with soldiers/sniper.
Depends of the difficulty you play. On apocalypse it#s near must have if you don#t want to die or fail a mission, it also makes your life much less of a pain
what about market and banks ?
They’re good mid-late game but other things that will help more.
I hate using ballistae - i've beat the game on apocalypse without ever building or teching ballista. Beating above Brutal without using Shocking Towers however...it's doable; but it's not pleasant.
Dont need ballista's they're quite bad, handy if ur new / lesser experienced
soldierspam with agressive eco, traps or shock towers all work well enough
Edit: Wasp is also very nice but not as efficient as soldier focused tech (if you have good macro/agressive eco, campaign is solely focused around soldiers really)
Wasp + trap is nice to have during swarms and potentially better tech than lucifer
ballista's just big qol and very helpfull to expand/defend territory, for example, i never do soldiers and always rush snipers, so ballista help me early on to expand
God video thank you
I like snipers but they are behind such useless tech. Will the soldiers manage against spitters later?
Yes with soldier view/action range they will be just fine against spitters
They can somewhat manage, but later it's worth going snipers, they are really good against special infected
I unfortunately started without balista, I'm a decent player but I cannot beat a level 2 map because the first wave without Batista is too big and not kiteable
I'm on my second lvl 2 mission without ballista, 800%. Maybe your problem is something else? I always kite the first wave on stakes, no problems. I'm getting ballista next thou.
The biggest fuck up they could have done, they did. Not being able to reset/realigne your points. Newcomers have no idea what is plain needed and what is useful or even garbage.
Very bad design.
Unlock only buildings and soldiers
how about campaign speedrun?
I mean you cannot really speedrun it as much since most missions force you to resist all swarms meaning you have to wait so...
@@Shad3less That just means part of your time will be gated, doesn't mean a speed-run can't be done.
im on the final mission and didnt research the shock tower :( shit
Farm, Wasp, train up to stone, shocking tower and sniper. That's enough for half of the 800% campaign. Literally. I had 1.6k research points in the bank before finally deciding on what to spend them.
Soldiers are very much meh. Again, half of the campaign without them.
Ballista, on the other hand, is very much needed. Several missions have very little space to expand and ballista helps to clear stuff around the base. Their main advantage in later missions is not requiring stone or iron to build. Cheap way to block map entrances against minor hordes.
How do you do the swarm mission. I struggle on Nightmare with upgraded soldiers and wasps..
@@pietristephane3537 Do them last. Pick easiest first. Use MORE wasps. Add Snipers later on.
@@IxGxNxI Thanks
Question The Research tab you Start on What BUTTON TO OPEN THE MENU. I WILL SAY AGAIN WHAT BUTTON TO OPEN THE RESEARCH TAB...???
how do you open the fucking tech tree in the first place? im so lost
this game lacks the most basic of QoL things that is kinda ridiculous how it fails in little shit but succeds in pretty much everything else
upgrade your soldier to the max, they will be imba.
It's clear that this guy is makes it up as he goes ... I didn't listen more than 4 minutes until I realised that I have more important things to do, like pick my nose ...
I’m almost through the campaign on nightmare and have only lost a few times and I have to say he’s wrong on a lot of what he said in the video. There’s so many ways to play I never got shocking towers and you don’t need them. One example but you can play this tech tree a bunch of ways and be fine. There’s this sentiment out there that you have to play the tech tree one way and it’s totally false....
I never said in the video that there's only one way to play it did I? However traps become useless half way through the campaign and snipers tend to be too slow to push out, Also snipers dps is much lower compared to soldiers, they are however good in some situations/missions.
Sure and could you explain how you did it instead of claiming he should not share his views with others?
@@pietristephane3537 Yea, what Pietri said. I mean I totally agree with you on some of the differences and your point in general Jason Kanis, but criticism without explaining how you'd do things differently is just complaining. I came here for expert tips and Shade3less gave me some and it would have been nice in this part of the threads if you had expanded upon that with your knowledge instead of just throwing shade. (under the bus).
You need shocking towers on apocalypse
Why on gods earth would you skip snipers? That seems like some really bad advice to me.
Snipers are less efficient than soldiers, it’a better to train a lot of soldiers who can even retreat when they get overrun
First!
Ive watched you at 2.0 speed. Cant believe how slow your brain-mouth process is...