Wistrit
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Oh my god, did you get to New Reno?
In Battlecraze, there are 12 Factions, or maybe more, I don't remember exactly. 3 types of Elves, 2 types of Dwarves. That's it. "3 types of Elves" should be considered as one Faction, like Althgarde. The Dwarves are completely different. I don't remember exactly, but you can divide the Factions approximately like this:
Elves (3 types) - Standard development, each Faction focuses on something, the Light Elves on cavalry and support healing, the Dark Elves on hit-and-run raids, there are not many opportunities to retreat, and the Forest Elves on ranged armies and their defense.
Humans - Standard development, although the tech tree goes along a different system than the Elves, the focus is on all troops, their balance.
Dark Dwarves - Development is almost instantaneous, but the troops are expensive, almost all of them are combat machines, the tactics are based on overwhelming with machines and a lot of meat.
Dwarves - I don't remember what the development is like, but the troops are slow, there is no cavalry, there are siege machines.
The Damned - One of the most interesting Factions, there are no strong or large units, there are a lot of different small and weak ones, a Zerg-like tactic.
The Undead - Development is through upgrades, the units themselves, with enough money, you can create an army of higher-level Death Knights in seconds.
Minotaurs - The Faction with the fewest units, there are only 5-7 of them, the main focus is on upgrading and buffing.
+ In addition, there are heroes that can be developed in a hundred different ways, from leader to assassin, combining skills, and so on. A lot of different mini-events, like solo PvP with heroes.
But, the third part is much worse, they added a not-so-cute plot, but removed the battle map and all the cool events.
The history of the Warlords world is very cool, it's a shame that it is not revealed much in Battlecraze.
In Battlecraze, there are 12 Factions, or maybe more, I don't remember exactly. 3 types of Elves, 2 types of Dwarves. That's it. "3 types of Elves" should be considered as one Faction, like Althgarde. The Dwarves are completely different. I don't remember exactly, but you can divide the Factions approximately like this:
Elves (3 types) - Standard development, each Faction focuses on something, the Light Elves on cavalry and support healing, the Dark Elves on hit-and-run raids, there are not many opportunities to retreat, and the Forest Elves on ranged armies and their defense.
Humans - Standard development, although the tech tree goes along a different system than the Elves, the focus is on all troops, their balance.
Dark Dwarves - Development is almost instantaneous, but the troops are expensive, almost all of them are combat machines, the tactics are based on overwhelming with machines and a lot of meat.
Dwarves - I don't remember what the development is like, but the troops are slow, there is no cavalry, there are siege machines.
The Damned - One of the most interesting Factions, there are no strong or large units, there are a lot of different small and weak ones, a Zerg-like tactic.
The Undead - Development is through upgrades, the units themselves, with enough money, you can create an army of higher-level Death Knights in seconds.
Minotaurs - The Faction with the fewest units, there are only 5-7 of them, the main focus is on upgrading and buffing.
+ In addition, there are heroes that can be developed in a hundred different ways, from leader to assassin, combining skills, and so on. A lot of different mini-events, like solo PvP with heroes.
But, the third part is much worse, they added a not-so-cute plot, but removed the battle map and all the cool events.
The history of the Warlords world is very cool, it's a shame that it is not revealed much in Battlecraze.
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