If your argument is then "But the devs allow it!" Think about it. You get an unfair advantage over the peopl who don't. But then so does buying a Golden axe card. So lets look at #1 'Gain an unfair advantage.' Lets say that auto clicking does. Is clicking thousands of times in a row a skill? If you think so I'll make a game on steam called 1 million clicks and you can (non auto click) your little heart out. avoid (something undesirable) by luck or skill.
act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, especially in a game or examination.Ģ. There are always gamers who feel if you are not playing the game thier way you are doing it wrong. I do so love the 'True Scotsman' type trolls. Always within the range of early-game instead the whole play time. I see it's useful for to farm gems from bosses, yes, but yet I can not help but think is too sad that that's the only function for clicks. Oh don't worry for that, I don't mind if you quote me or not. Not doing this will gimp you out unless you purchase hundreds of chests. In fact, you want to farm bosses for gem and chest drops way more than you want to farm DF. Keep in mind that, in the current implementation of the game, you don't want to always progress all the way to your wall. All this time, all I've been trying to make you realize is that it's not useless at all, quite the contrary. So, being able to farm ~16 bosses in less than 30 minutes thanks to an auto-clicker is a whole lot better than killing said 16 bosses in nearly an hour by idling.Įdit: note that I first replied to you because you were saying that leveling up click damage was a useless waste of gold. 3 first levels at beginning, and 80 first levels when you have 10.000% gold income. So, at the end, it is just useful in the first levels which means. If what you want is gear, then that's the most efficient way to farm gems that buy you gold chests (and there's the occasional gold chest drop, which obviously happens more often since you're killing more bosses per hour).īut then you are saying the same than me, basically, clicks always will do less damage than heroes no matter how much DF you have. That's 16 bosses killed every ~28 minutes (including reset time of course). As an example, my ~300M DF lets me click all the way to Area 80 before feeling like my champions should start taking over. The more DF you have, the further clicking will get you in a much shorter time than if you were to idle. Originally posted by Arkatar:It's been said over and over.
More information: well, when I get into that stage, I will answer you again and I will tell you if what you are saying is true for me or not, and if then clicks become really useful or not. Original Bardic Inspiration Soundtrack by Jason Charles Miller Idle Champions has been actively developed since launching in 2017, releasing new campaigns each year, exciting new Champions every month, and new in-game features frequently. Venture to Icewind Dale, Chult, Barovia, the Nine Hells of Baator, and more! Journey throughout the Sword Coast and beyond, visiting cities like Waterdeep, Neverwinter, and Baldur's Gate. Master each Champion's formation abilities to complete adventures based on official Dungeons & Dragons books like Wild Beyond the Witchlight, Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus, and Curse of Strahd. Unlock Champions from across the Dungeons & Dragons multiverse including fan-favorites from novels, adventures, and live streams like Force Grey: Lost City of Omu, Acquisitions Incorporated, Black Dice Society, and The Oxventurers Guild.
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