Originally posted by Zukabazuka:

Originally posted by Leoscar:

They both are MH games that cut down the time wasting Cookie Clicker tier activities the previous MH games had so the player
, charm and amulets.

Originally posted by turbogum:

Originally posted by Leoscar:

They both are MH games that cut down the time wasting Cookie Clicker tier activities the previous MH

think of the AI like playing a game with a very dimwitted person who cheats. Always more resources than you would have in its place. It coordinates with your allies rather than against them- as in fast
the sake of different geography and start-up, economic challenges. I never played Warhammer, but I suspect that 3K is just Warhammer with a face lift, but with cookie cutter units.
I still think the

offense in that game if you aren't using an engineer...

There is no need for cookie-cutter builds in GD. There is no need for extreme Min-maxing. As long as you set together your items and skills
survivability, greatly decreasing build variety.

I had that same issue with TL2... it forces you to max out your damage reduction on every character, and if you aren't an engineer, you still die with a

should one do so? ;) [/quote]

If the game worked the way you state, it would come with the 3rd party scripts, auto clicker and cheat engine built in.

An idle game like this is purely based on maximizing

forever in the current state of the game) doesn't help the fact that you still need severeal YEARS to see the end of it.
Out of curiosity, I've been using Cheat Engine (I'm feeling dirty to use such a
bucks. For an idle game. When you can find tons of "active" games that last several hours for a few bucks. Come on.
You should take example on Clicker Heroes: the game throws tons of diamonds at you, you

Originally posted by Spasman:

SO I'm probably dropping the tournament thing. I've been seeing a lot of dirty players lately, those who speed hack, warp through walls, use auto clickers
game engine handle gamepads? beter both Directinput&Xinput. it will be nice to add support for this

I dunno if I could ever implement game pads in a game like this, but the steam controller is

Bordeaux. Checking the hot sheets we have 55 new mods with lots of bimbos, himbos, patches, cheats, and pointy sticks. Let's see what catches the eyes of an old cat this fine day.

95Assassin released Travel
game to head cannon needs without the overhead. Color an old cat impressed. Simple is good for a change. 2 cookies and a seat by the fires

yuk75 released Mage Gotta Eat (Mini Food Overhaul) as a first

system is available on github.
The majority of the launcher UI is implemented using web technology that is being rendered by Chromium (which is open source). The root certificate and cookie access
have access to customer data.
Daniel Vogel
VP of Engineering
Epic Games Inc.

-poach fully released games on Steam that users have bought, delist them, and then make accessible ONLY via EGS

understand people have disabilities but macros are mostly used by people who do not really like to work in the game and usually have history of using Cheat Engine and similar tools to get them trough the game
button.

But I understand there are bad players who like to stay bad and just "play for fun" as they call it, while study has shown that using cheat engine and macros makes game less fun so you are likely

they make one draw call to the render engine instead of dozens. Can't hurt, but probably not any noticeable improvement. 1 cookie for thinking out of the box.

Combat Gameplay Overhaul SE by DServant
biscuits will be sour cranberry oatmeal (ran out of the French sour cherries)

Checking the hot sheets we have 23 new. Bimbettes, accessories, more Milhail ports, and another cheat bow by Dennis Winter