TucoTuco - MA game for new/newish players (upload)

[Skirmisher]

Concerning the Worthy Hero's,

Where are they? lol

[Wrana]

Well, it depends on YOUR Luck scale. And I don't mean only Pretender's...

[Darkstone]

Not sure how novice or not the players here are, but here's an explanation in case;

The Worthy Heroes mod simply adds some better heroes to the selection , so you have greater variety in possible heroes, and it also buffs the existing heroes, usually adding an ability or item slot.

As for getting them, that hasn't changed. In case you haven't read that part of the manual, it's (X + 3)% chance per turn of getting a hero, where X is your luck scale. So luck 3 means 6% chance, and misfortune 3 means no heroes ever.

[Skirmisher]

Darkstone said:
Not sure how novice or not the players here are, but here's an explanation in case;

Do you suspect experienced players posing as noobie's?

[JimMorrison]

Skirmisher said:

Do you suspect experienced players posing as noobie's?

I think it's more that even though we're all pretty new to MP, depending on how much SP experience one has, or if they've been active on the forums, they might know more or less about these things.

[Fakeymcfake]

Eh, I've found that heroes aren't that central to the game (or at least the heroes I've come across for Pangaea with this mod) and while they might be a bit more powerful than the standard commanders unless your faction already had SC worthy heroes you won't get any SC heroes either.

So if you get them, great, they're a bit more useful than the average commanders but they aren't really that noteworthy at least in my experience.

[JimMorrison]

Well, some of them give you access to another magic path or something, which is very nice. But since you can't count on getting ANY heroes, let alone gamble which you get if you do, then it's just a perk, and not a strategic choice so much.

[Skirmisher]

Darkstone said:


The Worthy Heroes mod simply adds some better heroes to the selection , so you have greater variety in possible heroes, and it also buffs the existing heroes, usually adding an ability or item slot.

As for getting them, that hasn't changed. In case you haven't read that part of the manual, it's (X + 3)% chance per turn of getting a hero, where X is your luck scale. So luck 3 means 6% chance, and misfortune 3 means no heroes ever.

Well that explains it thank you.
My Luck 1 isn't cutting it.