None.
How do you change the computers damage in-game at a certain point you want without messing up any other triggers or something like that?
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How do you change the computers damage in-game at a certain point you want without messing up any other triggers or something like that?
Another option:
If you have computer players to spare, make one computer player have no upgrades, then give the next one 3 upgrades, and the next one 6 upgrades by default.
Then just switch computer players when it is time for enemies to get stronger.
You could even make all the computer players be the same color so you couldn't even tell the change in-game.
Hugel
If you have computer players to spare, make one computer player have no upgrades, then give the next one 3 upgrades, and the next one 6 upgrades by default.
Then just switch computer players when it is time for enemies to get stronger.
You could even make all the computer players be the same color so you couldn't even tell the change in-game.
Hugel
None.
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Another option:
If you have computer players to spare, make one computer player have no upgrades, then give the next one 3 upgrades, and the next one 6 upgrades by default.
Then just switch computer players when it is time for enemies to get stronger.
You could even make all the computer players be the same color so you couldn't even tell the change in-game.
Hugel
If you have computer players to spare, make one computer player have no upgrades, then give the next one 3 upgrades, and the next one 6 upgrades by default.
Then just switch computer players when it is time for enemies to get stronger.
You could even make all the computer players be the same color so you couldn't even tell the change in-game.
Hugel
Much better than the other way cause what if the unit doesn't have a hero?
None.
Aren't too many units like that lol, and none of em are fighting units, just be careful about the corsairs and damage for the hero.
None.
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Aren't too many units like that lol, and none of em are fighting units
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