Wlk777
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Out of boredom, I'll list at least 5 examples to start with where BT is more balanced than SoD.
1. Starting army. In BT it's roughly the same always; in SoD there is often wild imbalance, possibly 12 gnolls + 12 pokemons against nearly 200 troglodytes or 30-40 marks etc and so on.
2. Randomness of building the 2nd level from the start. For many castles, this heavily affects the tempo.
3. Artifacts. +600 MP from a guard that is broken with ease—that's an imbalance, as is the pile of junk in Dragon Utopia which is much more realistic to obtain in SoD.
4. Primary skills—more than half of them are useless in SoD. For control and comfortable living, having one Earth Magic is enough. It's entirely possible to survive without the other magics. 6-7 skills are quite sufficient. In BT everything is much more thought out, interesting, and balanced.
5. Hero specializations—almost all creature specialists bring very little benefit from their specialization compared to attack\defense\logistics specialists.
1. Starting army. In BT it's roughly the same always; in SoD there is often wild imbalance, possibly 12 gnolls + 12 pokemons against nearly 200 troglodytes or 30-40 marks etc and so on.
2. Randomness of building the 2nd level from the start. For many castles, this heavily affects the tempo.
3. Artifacts. +600 MP from a guard that is broken with ease—that's an imbalance, as is the pile of junk in Dragon Utopia which is much more realistic to obtain in SoD.
4. Primary skills—more than half of them are useless in SoD. For control and comfortable living, having one Earth Magic is enough. It's entirely possible to survive without the other magics. 6-7 skills are quite sufficient. In BT everything is much more thought out, interesting, and balanced.
5. Hero specializations—almost all creature specialists bring very little benefit from their specialization compared to attack\defense\logistics specialists.
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