Battle Panic
Have you met your orc slaughtering quotient for the day? No? Good, because In Battle Panic, a new strategy defense game by Kaiparasoft, your kingdom has been overrun by the orcish horde and it's up to you to take back what's yours and bring the fight to the enemy's homeland. Nothing new here, of course, but what makes Battle Panic stand out is its controls. To build, heal, destroy, and mine, just place your cursor over the object you want to interact with, no clicking required. Finally a strategy game for the truly casual!
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liked the gameplay to choose between the tasks
played for 3 hours now
got to panic difficulty quite fast, with some upgrades a lot of the levels was quite easy with
the upgrades so the reinforcement and "repair" strategy worked in most levels
but panic 10 problems start, at wave 11 all my army diesm tried different strategys but doesn't work
seems that i either have to get all the start i missed (9) or its only doable with the shop
but the level is harder than any before
I am officially obsessed with this game.
So far, a fairly strong strategy for most of the normal mode has been:
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Max out the cursor combat tree, and split the remaining points between buildings, footmen and some gathering (I only went with wood. you'll get gold from killing things).
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Don't build any units at first, just gather resources, upgrade your castle 2/3 times, and kill things.
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Once the castle is upgraded, wait and just kill things with the sword until it starts to get a bit much and enemies start to get to the castle (this point changes depending on the level). Then, spam footmen till you have high level footmen to smack down everything. Just make sure you use the cursor attack to help out everything (especially to kill spear orcs), and you should get by with loads of units left.
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For the final level, after footmen were maxed and I had 5-10 golden footmen out, I went all out on the horsemen.
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And for all the long levels, you might as well use the free reinforcements everytime they charge up.
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The only level this really doesn't work for at all is Red Barren. I still survived, but with only 1 star. I just left it for later, when I had more upgrade points.
This would be AWESOME on a touch screen.
Like Crashlanding, I'm rather obsessed too.
I've made my way through most of the panic level but not all just yet.
My method:
Get all the buildings upgrades initially. You need the final one.
1) Earn 1000 gold and 250 wood and upgrade base. Ignore enemies apart from spear throwers which are quick to kill with sword cursor.
2) Earn another 1000 gold and 250 wood and
upgrade base again.
3) Earn another 1400 gold and 350 wood and upgrade base almost but not quite to the final level.
4) Earn 400 gold and 400 wood and build the stables but no horse men yet.
5) Earn as much gold / wood as you can whilst waiting for your base to drop to 80% health.
6) When footmen / archers come out of base, generate as many horseman as possible to back them up.
7) Once bad guys around your base have been destroyed, finish upgrading to the next level. This will restore some of the health of your base - hopefully to maximum. This important for the end score.
Depending on how I feel I sometimes create archers but most of the time I just produce horsemen. Seems to work and gives three stars on most levels.
Well I've made it through to level 100 on Willow Glen. However this was due to an infinite life bug.
Something went wrong - don't know what - and regenerating a single soldier causes multiple soldiers to be generated. I had 1000 bowmen and 1000 horsemen, which made life easier.
At level 80(ish) a new orc appears..
it is rather red, big and nasty...
On these levels, the amount of gold you can collect is limited so I can't see that it is possible to get much past level 80 (and the new bad guy) without a cheat.
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If anybody has found a way to get 3 starts on Windmoor / Panic then I would be interested to know how? Otherwise I have three stars on Panic apart from Goldvale (2 stars) and Deadwood (not completed).
@MdB
Windmoor Panic is hard mostly because it's so time constrained.
Ignore everything and resource farm.
Upgrade castle to level 2 and keep farming.
Once castle hp goes to 80%, upgrade a 2nd time (time this so it occurs very close to the last guy dying - this way your castle hp is near max).
I can't remember clearly, but I don't think you have enough time to build a barracks/spam soldiers.
My problem right now is that Deadwood panic is unbeatable. I have every single star before it, as well as 2 from freeplay. My units have a 22% dmg bonus, but they keep getting crushed like flies. My sword obviously can't kill a screen full of monsters.
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I am officially obsessed with this game.
So far, a fairly strong strategy for most of the normal mode has been:
Max out the cursor combat tree, and split the remaining points between buildings, footmen and some gathering (I only went with wood. you'll get gold from killing things).
Don't build any units at first, just gather resources, upgrade your castle 2/3 times, and kill things.
Once the castle is upgraded, wait and just kill things with the sword until it starts to get a bit much and enemies start to get to the castle (this point changes depending on the level). Then, spam footmen till you have high level footmen to smack down everything. Just make sure you use the cursor attack to help out everything (especially to kill spear orcs), and you should get by with loads of units left.
For the final level, after footmen were maxed and I had 5-10 golden footmen out, I went all out on the horsemen.
And for all the long levels, you might as well use the free reinforcements everytime they charge up.
The only level this really doesn't work for at all is Red Barren. I still survived, but with only 1 star. I just left it for later, when I had more upgrade points.
This would be AWESOME on a touch screen.
Posted by: crashlanding | May 2, 2012 8:04 PM