Dark Tower Defense Game

Can't remember to write a hammer on the data you wrote? A tower with 70-100 damage can't drop 40-50 Blood Owls in a second?

It's very interesting. I finished it by accident. It's very exciting.

It feels like the protagonist is really afraid of smart people. Anyone smarter than him will be classified as an old yin. He has persecution delusions. He doesn't want intelligence dealers to harm him. What can he do? Can he inherit the family property or something? I don't have enough people to form a team. I'd rather form a team with someone I've traded with a few times. I don't know if it's reliable. Is it reliable after I've traded with you?

To be honest, I feel that the difficulty of the tree boss is a bit high. The protagonist has so many towers and a flame-enchanted arrow tower, which can attack the tree's weak point. I still know in advance that it is a boss. The blood volume is very thick, and I need to use slowdown. It is very dangerous to defeat. Although it is said that rewards will be based on the number of kills, but I think if it is this difficulty, it will be a problem for others to hit first and lose health.

Is this dark world okay?

1 Can't save money, 2 can't do business, 3 can't expand his own advantages, 4 doesn't seek improvement at all, and 5 can't clearly see his position.

Is it possible to write a data stream without errors? Don't tell me at a glance that there is something wrong. Do you think I have not passed nine years of compulsory education?😡

Starting from level 21, I will reward the protagonist every time he passes through the void wormhole. The rewards in multiples of 5 and 10 are more than in ordinary levels 🐷. I advise the author to move the plot of Mouse Tail Juice faster, and water must be handled daily.

She began to lose her intelligence and developed into the harem. . That's pretty disgusting

The author should stop pretending to be dead and explain. If you have such a hard time beating so many towers, how will others survive?

Let me complain: I have read more than 30 chapters so far, and I am afraid that others will know this and that when I see the protagonist. Does the protagonist have persecution delusions? At present, all I know is a name, I can't even meet him, and I am so afraid of others. Also, the upgrade experience setting is unreasonable. At present, I see that the protagonist has passed the seventh level, and the experience is only 200. However, the difficulty of passing each level increases exponentially, but the experience of upgrading is increased by n^2. With such an increase in the difficulty of upgrading, is there hope for others besides the protagonist?

Collect the names of defense towers, monsters, and props. Everyone has relevant ideas. You can reply here with the name, function, etc. Of the corresponding defense tower. Monster information is also available. My current general idea of ​​monster classification is twelve categories. For example, hell type, forest type, beast type, element type, etc.

To be honest, according to the background written by the author, anyone who has played tower defense can pass the level perfectly in the early stage, and there is no need for any weakness system at all.

I'm currently reading Chapter 33 and I'm not happy with it. First, there are no restrictions on towers. Second-level weapons are expensive and not durable. Second, don't buy tower synthesis if you have money. The fifth-level tower only costs 16 gold. Your second-level weapon is a fifth-level tower. Third, there is no need to save money for various things. Isn't tower defense just about upgrading the tower and then matching the character's skills? Fourth, I feel that the author's data is very messy and there is no general idea and the main structure is vague. Fifth: Why is there a situation where the market is monopolized? It's funny! Sixth: People who are not familiar with it in the early stage can directly sell 80 kilograms of grain to others and get 4 gold coins on credit. If others have drawings but no gold coins, the protagonist will directly trade to him for 5 gold coins. It's really a mess.

I feel like the people here are all mentally retarded. The level 4 tower only costs 16 gold and dozens of gold coins are used to upgrade the tower. Why can't I defeat it? I really can't stand it, I feel like the author is just a newbie in tower defense games

There are currently 29 chapters, which is quite good. I can't say how good it is, but it is much better than similar games. I looked at the cave flow in the same group and read a lot. The combat power system collapsed within a hundred chapters [the logistics system was not done well, there were no trump cards at all, the equipment and pets were average, and there was nothing except the character level, skills, and super power, so I was forced to open a new map. However, the new map still used the same routine, which did not solve the problem at all. It made me embarrassed] I hope the author writes well. It is rare to find a book that I can read. It doesn't collapse like others before it reaches a hundred chapters.

Monsters can demolish towers. It's so difficult for the protagonist to know his weaknesses. How do others survive?

It feels like the pace is a bit fast. Others usually go to level 5 in 10 years, level 8 in 100 years, and level 10 in 1,000 years, but the protagonist has a rhythm of level 5 in January, level 8 in half a year, and level 10 in several years. Moreover, the protagonist's ability to cause trouble is also very strong. Below the fifth level, he will provoke existences close to the eighth level, and after the fifth level, he will provoke existences of the eighth or even tenth level. To be honest, given the protagonist's low-key, stubborn, and trouble-free personality, he shouldn't be so adventurous.

The gold coin setting is unreasonable. The protagonist is so awesome and only has so few gold coins in the first three rounds. How can other people have 51 gold coins?

I'm really obsessed with it. Is it a bit deliberately suppressing the protagonist? Is it popular nowadays to write about the protagonist having bad luck? If there is a golden finger, there will be no luck in the next life? Author, are you messing around? I keep writing about wooden arrow towers. I think you look like a wooden arrow tower. I'm really fascinated.

You will be awarded an S at the beginning, and if you use your brain a little bit, you will be awarded another S. After finishing the game, you will be awarded another S. If you pass the SSS level, it is really reasonable to open the door to reasonable, and it is reasonable. I have read less than ten chapters. I just finished the second wave and my head hurts.

To be honest, with this IQ and scheming, the author is so awesome that he can survive the first level.

The protagonist who is trying to outwit the player cannot level up the tower in a tower defense game. He is getting equipment there and the values ​​of various gold coins are wrong.

You can't read this novel. Reading more than 30 chapters will make you lose your mind.

In Chapter 9, the protagonist opens a first-level treasure chest and finds a legendary profession! ! ! ! Invincible Summoner, unlimited summons of strange beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, finished, scatter flowers, see you in the next book! ! ! ! !

After watching the Stable series, it's hard to watch you being so meticulous and not invincible and not pursuing SSS.

This kind of chat channel is a big poisonous point. It has been so unscientific before, and some people suspect that if you lose, you will die. The chat channel is like the water world channel of the game.

Author, your data is really top-notch... The protagonist's IQ is also very (high), and his scalp is numb... How did you calculate 11 drawings in three rounds of SSS-level evaluation?

I couldn't stand it until I reached level 13. Died by poisoning.

The protagonist starts out as a dog.