Now, personal testing makes me think that acid is NOT dot, but an armor strip? seems to increase phys damage taken. Upon death, electrified enemies explode doing damage in a small radius.Īrcane - Arcane damage debuffs enemy allowing them to take a flat additional amount of damage based on the damaging trap, to include the same or other arcane traps.Īcid - Causes enemies to take damage over time. You cannot have a stoned AND frozen enemy. Stone - Not a damage type, stoned enemies, like frozen enemies, take bonus damage from physical, however not from ice. Makes enemies brittle, taking extra damage from physical and ice sources of damage. Enemies who are on fire take damage over time. 5x (50%) damage from items of that element.Įnemies that are immune to an element can trigger traps but take no damage from items of that element.Īirborne/prone enemies take 2x (200%) damage from all sources.įire - Sets enemies on fire. I otherwise love the game so far.Įnemies that have a weakness to an element take 1.5x (150%) damage from items of that element.Įnemies with resistance to an element take. Why? Is it bugged or are we missing something? We use the weapon, deal damage, but the progress never changes from zero. Why would I switch to Arcane, Acid or Fire etc.? The Snow Cannon, for example, has no listed damage type, so I assume it does some kind of Cold damage? It can be upgraded into dealing Acid damage instead, but what's the benefit of doing so in the first place, and what do I lose out on by changing? What's the benefit of dealing Arcane damage over Fire damage, etc? Just because you as game devs already know these things in the back of your heads because you work with the game, doesn't mean that players somehow magically understand what these things do.ħ) Overlord Bladestaff - Neither I nor my son can get any progression in the "Deal 20 000 damage" to unlock unique upgrades. Trap cooldowns should also be displayed.Ħ) Some more clarification on why it would be beneficial to switch damage types would be not only helpful but also basic information you as game devs should provide to players.
#Orcs must die 3 damage types upgrade
How can we make an informed decision if this item is worth it or not when no numbers are mentioned?ĥ) Why aren't trap costs displayed in the trap upgrade menus? Makes absolutely no sense that such critical information isn't shown on a page where you can even upgrade traps to reduce their costs.
The trinket also has an upgrade: "traps passively reset faster," but there are no numbers mentioned, so is it a 2% decrease or 20%? Who knows.
So what's the deal here? Additionally, the special upgrade states "Reduce cooldown," but does not mention if that implies further reduced trap cooldowns or the cooldown on the trinket itself. What does that even do?Ģ) Arcane Dragon - Unique upgrade: "Increase affected by magic duration."ģ) Tar Trap (Retracted question because this one was my own reading fail)Ĥ) Trap Reset Trinket - "Reduces cooldown of traps." But the item name kind of implies that they are reset instantly, not just reduced. Q: What are acid effects? I assume melting duration means longer acid effect? Why even use different terms here? All it does it cause more confusion, but it would be nice if acid effects were explained to begin with. When important values are missing and terms are used without explanation, how then are players supposed to make informed decisions? Let me give you a few examples, and if any devs are around I would love some clarifications on some of these:ġ) Acid Geyser - "Applies acid effects." Unique upgrade: "Increase melting duration."
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