About magnetic walls

[John Travoltige]

I dont understand at all how it works
this picture will speak for me :

https://www.noelshack.com/2017-11-1489690266-sans-titre.png

so, why ? :'(

[John Travoltige]

second attempt

https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2017/11/1489740891-sans-titre.png

they just go trough the wall no matter there is a large available path

[Wild]

Hello John,
if you block everything path they will break. I think the path you've made is too thin.

[Wild]

You can build a maze, and have your tower more seperate fore eachother (they don't need to be that close to be efficient)

[John Travoltige]

ok i will try your way, tahnks for the reply ;)

[thethingupstairs]

Hey there, I've also had some trouble with magnetic wall in a few situations:

1. I set up barriers to block all enemies, but the large brain boss type enemy ignored the barriers. I don't mind this mechanic but the player needs to be warned (if it's intentional).
   *note I set up the magnetic towers with gaps between each tower, not on every tile like John's image.
   
2. the forcefields cover ~3x3 area. Units standing within that area I assume are safe. Unfortunately when you aggro an enemy it happily moves past the forcefield (and squished some 20+ lazer eye meatbags who were defending).
   There was a clear path for the enemies to follow, so again if this is intended the player needs to be warned.

My suggestions:

• Give a notification about enemies that ignore the forcefields (magnetic barriers)
  
• alter the circular forcefield graphic to show exactly which squares are blocked. the circle seems like it covers a 3x3 grid, but according to John's image, it goes slightly larger than that.
  
• save the game after each wave is completed. Dying to an unknown mechanic is really frustrating and can waste hours of time.

That said I've had a lot of fun playing, you've done a really good job.
Fun to play, and amusing – cheers for all your effort.