Well, looks like you have a good balance between frontrow-damage, frontrow-capture, and backrow units. I might suggest swapping the slimes and elementals on your mitachural and samachural. Your backrow units don't need capturing capability typically, and I'm not sure the wide secondary attack is worth the reduced damage and speed. I'd also suggest swapping the plain Hilichurls on the Samachurl out for the big slimes. i think you should have enough to get a full squad. They have a higher attack bonus than the basics, and you might even be able to trigger an elemental resonance, since basic slimes are hydro.
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Holy shit man, I just can't have any luck. Started over a second times since Amber fell before I got a Mita. Okay, gonna play this slow. Get the sword grave to 100% occupy. Gets attacked, okay beat them no problem. Makes another Hili army to place on sword grave. next turn gets attacked again... wandering Cicin mage joined battle and wiped me. Sword Grave dropped to 30% occupy in those 2 turns.
T4t0rt
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I'm switching dendro samachurls with electro ones: i noticed the landmines don't work against the elementals. and i wanted to ask: the pillars of cryo samachurls prevent the knockbacks from the tornadoes?
Did you deliberately assemble your army to ensure nothing reacts with Anemo (except for pyro archers)?
T4t0rt
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Well, that was the idea. Considering how much they are stronger and faster than me, better not give them more cards to play, right?
AnisNIK
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Wayyyy too defensive. The only somehow effective units will be the Geo with Nycto hilis attached. In this battle you need to be as aggressive as possible. You most likely won't wipe them all out anyway on the first attack.
It's a combination of corrupting high power characters, and corrupting a large number of characters. High power characters will also have high Nycto elemental power when corrupted. While corrupting characters also boost the altars Nycto elemental power, thus increasing the likelyhood of getting higher tier Nycto units.
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Your very first high tier nycto generator is going to be Ping, because her elemental power is high enough to actually let her bring in Lawa/Samachurls. After that, it's a bit of touch and go, because the vast majority of weaker characters are only really going to bring in mitachurls at best.
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nice! Also, I conquered Monstad and sadly accidentally let a cicin mage took over the smaller city of Monstad where Diona is.
I could not farm any more "knight" female to upgrade the city back to full X_X, could you do a "possible catch" of knight in the main city?
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I have no idea as I have not completed the game yet, I am just waiting for new update or final version to play again.
T4t0rt
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Then, i'll go electro samachurls for the best offensive outcome possible. Just hoping to get another by breeding Lumine.
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Well, I'm basically done with my Hell playthrough, the remaining stuff just needs to wait for a few more lawachurls to spawn then I can steamroll everything.
For anyone struggling with population, the BY FAR easiest way to manage it is to just never fully upgrade your settlements. You'll regularly get renovation upgrade options that require lots of hilichurls. If you renovate to max-1, these are like 400+ hilichurls at a time. If you have 3 colonies at once (springvale, and two others on the upper left side) you can basically infinitely ensure you don't get into overpopulation territory. As far as I can tell you can infinitely add upgrades, so long as you don't hit the "renovate" button to finalize it. By finalizing the settlement you get more, and more varied, slaves, but in my opinion the population control is way more valuable.
I just checked every turn whether I had the option to sacrifice hilichurls, did it if the option was there, and am sitting at 99999 food right now.
Also if you're not using abyss branches you're making your life way harder for no reason. They're crazy useful. Take a forward position and then just teleport a full stack of powerful dudes into it. By mid-game I could make branches every turn so running out was never a concern.
I never used any of the girls in my armies. I have no idea if they're supposed to be good or not, I just never found a reason to do so. Not sure if that's just me being lazy or if the game should try to encourage it more. But the irreversibility of corruption + limited nature of brainwashing masks, and the opportunity cost of not having them breeding, made me never want to bother using them. Just throwing that out there.
For anyone struggling with population, the BY FAR easiest way to manage it is to just never fully upgrade your settlements. You'll regularly get renovation upgrade options that require lots of hilichurls. If you renovate to max-1, these are like 400+ hilichurls at a time. If you have 3 colonies at once (springvale, and two others on the upper left side) you can basically infinitely ensure you don't get into overpopulation territory. As far as I can tell you can infinitely add upgrades, so long as you don't hit the "renovate" button to finalize it. By finalizing the settlement you get more, and more varied, slaves, but in my opinion the population control is way more valuable.
I just checked every turn whether I had the option to sacrifice hilichurls, did it if the option was there, and am sitting at 99999 food right now.
Also if you're not using abyss branches you're making your life way harder for no reason. They're crazy useful. Take a forward position and then just teleport a full stack of powerful dudes into it. By mid-game I could make branches every turn so running out was never a concern.
I never used any of the girls in my armies. I have no idea if they're supposed to be good or not, I just never found a reason to do so. Not sure if that's just me being lazy or if the game should try to encourage it more. But the irreversibility of corruption + limited nature of brainwashing masks, and the opportunity cost of not having them breeding, made me never want to bother using them. Just throwing that out there.
