Keeper, there are four other keepers here who want your head on a platter. The question is, will your entrails be hanging in one of their dungeons? How did I come up with the name. I was like, wtf am I going to call this map? Then, just like that, the movie Dune popped into my head and Arrakis was born ππ€£π
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I am looking for both good and bad input on this map. Please give me your thoughts on it after playing the level. Your input will help me with the next map I have already started creating.
This level works fine, has no major issues and is playable. It's a simple 1v4, kind of since you fight each Keeper one after the other.
It does have some issues, the most "serious" one being that the level more or less beats itself. I started the map, started building my dungeon and mined the gems. Since I was given a temple right at the beginning, I started sacrificing my beetles and spiders immediately. I quickly realized there was a lvl 10 neutral Mistress in the top left area, whom I grabbed right away along with the lvl10 imp with her. That allowed me to rush through the researchs and get to the torture chamber.
From then on, a lot of Mistresses entered my dungeon and I ended up with 20+ of them, 3 spiders, 2 warlocks and a single dragon. Since I couldn't progress without the Destroy Walls spell (unless I used Armaggeddon), I trained all of them and waited to fight the first Keeper. A scavenging war started before I could attack Black, so I got 15 more Mistresses.
I knew I had won, so I killed Black, used the Multiply Special I got where the lvl10 Mistress was and used Armaggeddon to obliterate the 3 helpless Keepers. I ended up with 64 Mistresses, 2 Avatars, 40 Wizards and so on. I wanted to see how much I could grow but got bored.
3/5 since it looks like one of your first levels. It needs more challenge, even if it's made for beginners.
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This level works fine, has no major issues and is playable. It's a simple 1v4, kind of since you fight each Keeper one after the other.
It does have some issues, the most "serious" one being that the level more or less beats itself. I started the map, started building my dungeon and mined the gems. Since I was given a temple right at the beginning, I started sacrificing my beetles and spiders immediately. I quickly realized there was a lvl 10 neutral Mistress in the top left area, whom I grabbed right away along with the lvl10 imp with her. That allowed me to rush through the researchs and get to the torture chamber.
From then on, a lot of Mistresses entered my dungeon and I ended up with 20+ of them, 3 spiders, 2 warlocks and a single dragon. Since I couldn't progress without the Destroy Walls spell (unless I used Armaggeddon), I trained all of them and waited to fight the first Keeper. A scavenging war started before I could attack Black, so I got 15 more Mistresses.
I knew I had won, so I killed Black, used the Multiply Special I got where the lvl10 Mistress was and used Armaggeddon to obliterate the 3 helpless Keepers. I ended up with 64 Mistresses, 2 Avatars, 40 Wizards and so on. I wanted to see how much I could grow but got bored.
3/5 since it looks like one of your first levels. It needs more challenge, even if it's made for beginners.
1/5 difficulty, if not 0.
Thank you for your input. My next map will be harder.π
Great, looking forward to it!
Was the map's name a reference to "Dune"?
yes he's telling it in the description