Setting up kill rooms with heroes and turrets is very important, and having a hero with repair makes things convenient as he keeps that room functional and frees your attention to take care of other things. They quickly make it so your hero can one shot kill a monster, instead of needing 2 or 3 hits, which adds up quickly when you are dealing with multiple waves.Ĥ) I often don't turn on rooms intentionally, so I can farm dust. For this reason I value greatly those 20-25+ damage per second abilities as they help immensely. But having huge waves with a flood of monsters is when you start to sweat. Having a few powerful monsters is rarely a problem. (Yes I am looking at you Gork.)ģ) DoTs (damage over time abilities) are amazing.

For this reason I'd rather have a decent fighter who can run fast, than a amaaazing fighter who's slow as hell. Since I rely on turrets, the main use of heroes is operating modules and filling the gaps in my defense, as in running to the spot where I am having trouble or where waves are getting stronger than expected. For this reason I value operators greatly, and operators who can also fight even more.Ģ) Speed of movement is also very important. Heroes are good, but being able to afford multiple rooms full of the best turrets is even better. Take this a small crash course / tips section :ġ) Economics are very important. I have to use Nanor all the time!īefore we start with the rating, I have to explain a bit about the way I play the game. I found Red Plume to be very powerful and should rate Skroig higher, otherwise, I find your hero review quite accurate.

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