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That being said, this game could use a map editor + workshop like TAB to increase longlivety.
You can "lol" all you want, but compare any single aspect of the two games and this one is pretty objectively worse every time.
I'm sure some people still like or even prefer this one. But overall... I don't even need to compare the reviews to know which is better.
Doesn't cascade at all unless you got some kind of nasty curse that makes buildings spawn nightmares when destroyed.
Normally a destroyed building or killed unit won't do anything at all. The nightmare will just kill them then look for a new victim.
In They are billions one building getting taken out early on basically means you're screwed.
Just wanted to thank you for writing such a detailed breakdown comparing the two games, it helped me a lot with understanding the differences between them.
Survival give you minorly difference faction and hero which majorly change the gameplay.
Yeah no, absolute cap.
It does end in the final stand.
I think solo survival on normal difficulty is 28 days.