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Steam News31 May 20206y ago

Version 0.3 - Upgrades, Upgrades, Upgrades!

The blacksmith is now a key strategic building going forward. Upgraded troops are much stronger than non-upgraded ones. They key here is to balance your resources between strategic upgrades and actually building units.

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What changed

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  • Balance
  • Gameplay
  • UI and audio
changedThe blacksmith is now a key strategic building going forward. Upgraded troops are much stronger than non-upgraded ones. They key here is to balance your resources between strategic upgrades and actually building units. Too few units and you will be overrun. One upgraded warrior still wont' beat two non-upgraded warriors but two upgraded warriors might beat three =).
changedAttackThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional damage.
changedDefenseThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional armor.
changedRegenerationThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units health at the beginning of your turn.
changedResilienceThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional max HP.
changedLeather bootsThis upgrade gives your knights one extra movement point per turn.

Hexagon Heroes changes

changedThe blacksmith is now a key strategic building going forward. Upgraded troops are much stronger than non-upgraded ones. They key here is to balance your resources between strategic upgrades and actually building units. Too few units and you will be overrun. One upgraded warrior still wont' beat two non-upgraded warriors but two upgraded warriors might beat three =).
changedThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional damage.
changedThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional armor.
changedThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units health at the beginning of your turn.
changedThis comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional max HP.

The blacksmith is now a key strategic building going forward. Upgraded troops are much stronger than non-upgraded ones. They key here is to balance your resources between strategic upgrades and actually building units. Too few units and you will be overrun. One upgraded warrior still wont' beat two non-upgraded warriors but two upgraded warriors might beat three =).

Upgrades

Attack

This comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional damage.

Defense

This comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional armor.

Regeneration

This comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units health at the beginning of your turn.

Resilience

This comes in three levels: I II and III. Each upgrade grants all of your units additional max HP.

Leather boots

This upgrade gives your knights one extra movement point per turn.

Advanced Fletching

Increases the range of your archers by one.

Advanced Awareness

Grants your units an additional range of vision. While the default distance a unit can see through the fog of war is one, with this upgrade they will be able to see two tiles.

Some minor beautification updates

UI

Started work towards a non-ugly UI. Added some HP bars where there used to be just numbers. Added various gradients to icons and backgrounds so things stopped looking so flat and plain.

Models

Added a builder model and animations to the builder unit. He can now idle, run, take damage, be killed and build a building. What a guy!

Source

Steam News / 31 May 2020

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