Val
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Val

Level: 72
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Gib, the frozen Daemon - Range issue

Hi, I'm newbie to Mazebert but I've might found an interesting bug. Gib equipped with Messerschmidt's Reaver and Helm of Hades has 3 squares attack but in fact he doesn't attack on 3rd square. Is this because the -40% Range affecting the 4 squares and reads something like 2.5 squares and that's why he doesn't attack even if in games shows his range at 3 squares? Would be good if someone can clarify this. *thumbs up to a great game Andy & Mazebert community* P.S. I'd like a good support card for Metropolis. Nature got Beaver Dark got multiple support units Light got Gargoyle We lack a metropolis support unit, my opinion. (Elvis is horrible!!!)
Andy
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Andy

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I think you are right! Internally the range is a higher precision than what is displayed (can only tint entire tiles). Maybe it would be a good idea to adjust the internal range calculation to what is displayed. What do you think?
Val
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Val

Level: 72
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Believe would be best to make it show the original range so other people don't get confused. **my opinion Or, when the range is 2.5 to show 2 tiles instead of 3.
egorsraka

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Подскажите как собирать арканы, что такое замороженый демон
FuzzyEuk
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FuzzyEuk

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Consistency would be good. Rounding up might be good since currently the game is on the harder side. Elvis is pretty good, but he requires a few levels to be useful. Beaver only gets sightly better with levels while elvis goes from bad to excellent. Guaranteed 50% slow is good. The general trend of the game is that most blue cards require a few levels to be viable and yellow cards often require many levels. That's not always the case, but it's different from white cards that are generally quite useful at level 1.