Other than Rangers, they outclass the Marine when massed (the Rangers serve excellent scout roles, guiding or rather 'attracting' all zombie types ).

I found them to be the most cost efficient and versatile of roles in numbers (as any infantry unit requires numbers to be useful). Much like our rifle infantry in the earliest days of the rifle where they all stood in line and order-they work well in lines and bunches, with the difference being all your steampunk snipers always hit their target. Sniper teams are like steampunk rifle-infantry. Gates count as ONE wall, and can easily fill the space (although their health, without Mayor-al modifiers, are about 1.5 of a wall Ģ. **However, walls cannot be stacked 3 times in a row/column in a 3x3 square (they can be stacked 3 times in a cardinal direction, but diagonals seem to press the 'overlapping' limit). These apply for Military buildings (which includes all defense towers, so Walls and Gates of any type follow the Tesla Tower note). Only the Houses (of any type) can be placed adjacent to each other while following this rule with all other buildings. All buildings require a 1 tile/square distance from each other, other than the Tesla Tower which can be placed anywhere. HO HOO! Great time for a thread like this I'm on my way to ace the Brutal (80 days) area on Desolate Wasteland (always preferring to play around 100%+)-and I'd love to share stuff I've learned by trial and error and natural observation (over and over again T_T)ġ. It's a good thing commercial gaming is finally catching up in places with amateur game design from like a decade ago, though, I guess? But here is something that's shiftily (or maybe blatantly, I'unno what they've said was their design influences) looked around and filched the design of those things. I was joking when I said (maybe to myself, maybe somewhere around here, hell if I can remember these days) stuff about more near-future game development largely looking like someone shiftily looked around and then filched the design of those custom maps. More SC2 by way of lesser clunkiness, but.

Engine et al actually being built for it has more or less always been one of the major fiddly bits of making those things, and it's not even remotely like the general design is unenjoyable or anything, especially since there's very little else on the market that really leans on fusing RTS and city building mechanics.

The thing's a friggin' civ-style WC3/SC2 custom map, right down to upgrading the residential income buildings. Took a second to watch some gameplay of this.

They are billions custom map settings