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Also happy to have inspired the Frost Cake
Just like in my review of Wildfrost, I will say that the balancing is really not bad. Some items do feel underpowered, but then I like that this mod is a bit more challenging than the rest of the game, especially since I've already finished all the achievements. It serves as a nice ramp up to the usual Wildfrost difficulty.
Good job devs!
I'm not the best at Wildfrost, by any means, and I get that this was supposed to be made as a difficulty increase mod, but what you're promoting and what's in the actual game seems incredibly different.
"Snowfall's difficulty is a bit higher than that of base game Wildfrost."
It's not just a "bit" higher in difficulty, it's leagues higher because enemies are buffed to high hell while the leaders and allies are stuck shooting pea shooters.
Potential turns the unit into a more powerful one from that bossfight at the cost that they can no longer equip charms. You are able to do this after the Lord Makakra? bossfight.
Eg, gromble turns into bigfoot as its the more powerful enemy from that base game fight