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Possible
approach
to
solution
lies
in
that,
unlike
most
RPG
games,
ZK
has
corpses
which
are:
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Possible
approach
to
solution
lies
in
that,
unlike
most
RPG
games,
ZK
has
corpses,
which:
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a) are persistent
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a) are persistent
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b) contain resources.
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b) contain resources.
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c) occur solely from units dying
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c) occur solely from units dying
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Rather than having experience granted on damage, it could be granted by consuming wreckage. Think "qualitative puppy", or some such.
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Rather than having experience granted on damage, it could be granted by consuming wreckage. Think "qualitative puppy", or some such.
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Implementing it in UI sounds like a wreck though, so probably this mechanic would better be implemented on a single unit (think tiberium wars Avatar)
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Implementing it in UI sounds like a wreck though, so probably this mechanic would better be implemented on a single unit (think tiberium wars Avatar)
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An issue possibly exists with "feeding" with purposely slaughtered owned units, but that is bound to be inefficient due to wrecks having less worth than complete units.
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An issue possibly exists with "feeding" with purposely slaughtered owned units, but that is bound to be inefficient due to wrecks having less worth than complete units.
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Requirements for XP Morph