Hard to pick favorites without info about cost or whatever. Flamingos feel like 500 gold? Dragonboats I don't quite understand, I assume they can hit boats, or else their ability to hit coastal buildings is extremely map limited. Maybe it will make sense later, but they feel really specific, like economy cleanup maids or something, not sure I love the gameplay change but at some appropriate numbers it will balance. Guardian feels bonkers, more like a campaign gimmick than anything you would straight up produce. If it's good in pvp, they will absolutely have to nerf it until it's bad. It just looks very very disgusting and wrong for pvp, but hilarious in campaign. Kraken has some meme power and the frogs get honorable mention, it's all very weird and my brain hurts.
Dragonboats deal excellent damage to buildings adjacent to any water tile, unlike proper ships they can traverse rivers too, their crit condition is having the target unit adjacent to a structure, so they can really mess up freshly built units before the latter can do anything to justify their cost. they are one of two units that can both swim and capture, and especially on sea heavy maps the superior option for expansion due to big movement range. they are also decently cheap for the damage they can do.
@@Dostoron Finally got a chance to play some, makes sense. Spawn camping might be a bigger deal on smaller maps, and they could guard your own buildings from just enough distance to counterattack or recapture. Capturing of course depends on the map too. They are much weaker than turtles in straight naval combat, but I guess that's not really what they are trying to be. Merfolk building capturing used to be sort of slow and miserable and I kind of forgot about that.
I just got a new job my mom couldn't get me a copy my birthday. So I cant wait to buy it with my own money idk if I'll be able to get it physical though
You know, I am going to ask: what are your thoughts on Wargroove 2? I watched you stream of the campaign and my main thoughts are "Mechnicaly speaking, I have no complaints and it's good with a lot of major improvements, the writing is MUCH better then 1 but also VERY depressing and cliffhangery by the end, and i'm not convinced on the lack of unlocks and modes." Course, i've not played it, so i guess i wanted your thoughts.
I do miss the unlocks. I think the idea behind that was to allow players to jump into PvP without beating the story. I still haven't completed it though so its posisble there are secrets to find. I will say at least there are unlocks in the form of lore codex pages, fish, and BIRDS and new thing! and also conquest skill tree, and I think, though I haven't found it yet, there is a hidden thing in conquest.
Why a flamingo 😂. Not an emu to reference the great emu war. Or an ostrich to reference joust.
every faction has a different beast in the same role.
So many cool ideas, thinking what will be banned in PVP...
Hard to pick favorites without info about cost or whatever. Flamingos feel like 500 gold?
Dragonboats I don't quite understand, I assume they can hit boats, or else their ability to hit coastal buildings is extremely map limited. Maybe it will make sense later, but they feel really specific, like economy cleanup maids or something, not sure I love the gameplay change but at some appropriate numbers it will balance.
Guardian feels bonkers, more like a campaign gimmick than anything you would straight up produce. If it's good in pvp, they will absolutely have to nerf it until it's bad. It just looks very very disgusting and wrong for pvp, but hilarious in campaign.
Kraken has some meme power and the frogs get honorable mention, it's all very weird and my brain hurts.
Dragonboats deal excellent damage to buildings adjacent to any water tile, unlike proper ships they can traverse rivers too, their crit condition is having the target unit adjacent to a structure, so they can really mess up freshly built units before the latter can do anything to justify their cost. they are one of two units that can both swim and capture, and especially on sea heavy maps the superior option for expansion due to big movement range. they are also decently cheap for the damage they can do.
@@Dostoron Finally got a chance to play some, makes sense. Spawn camping might be a bigger deal on smaller maps, and they could guard your own buildings from just enough distance to counterattack or recapture. Capturing of course depends on the map too. They are much weaker than turtles in straight naval combat, but I guess that's not really what they are trying to be. Merfolk building capturing used to be sort of slow and miserable and I kind of forgot about that.
Yes!!! I didn't know about the frogs, wargroove 2 is gonna be amazing
The Frog seems kind of OP.
Frogs op, meta breaking unit incoming
I just got a new job my mom couldn't get me a copy my birthday. So I cant wait to buy it with my own money idk if I'll be able to get it physical though
You know, I am going to ask: what are your thoughts on Wargroove 2? I watched you stream of the campaign and my main thoughts are "Mechnicaly speaking, I have no complaints and it's good with a lot of major improvements, the writing is MUCH better then 1 but also VERY depressing and cliffhangery by the end, and i'm not convinced on the lack of unlocks and modes."
Course, i've not played it, so i guess i wanted your thoughts.
I do miss the unlocks. I think the idea behind that was to allow players to jump into PvP without beating the story. I still haven't completed it though so its posisble there are secrets to find.
I will say at least there are unlocks in the form of lore codex pages, fish, and BIRDS and new thing! and also conquest skill tree, and I think, though I haven't found it yet, there is a hidden thing in conquest.
I'll do a full review when I've 100% the game though
Nice units
good vedio