Buying Runes -- Cost Prohibitive

[KongMysen]

It's a balanced price imo. warriors aren't supposed to master all spells and vice versa.

I think I spend around 4 million last game on all types of runes. It wasn't a massive boost, but it did however help me to get frenzy and adrenaline tol lvl 3, which were alot of help during the last Solo Black Knights battles.

What isn't balanced is the fact that you have almost no gold at all early game, but once you get some better troops and level up a bit, you can fairly easy win with no loss or close to no losses. Gold just keep building up from then, which is a sign of difficulty dropping.

[ckdamascus]

Yeah, I agree it is balanced, but it is sort of a big shocker when you try to plan for it.

The way others made it sound like, made it sound like they could get a lot of runes more easily. Seems like only another 15 runes?

But yeah, thanks for the confirmation.

[Zechnophobe]

'only'? 15 runes Is 2 levels worth of runes. I use this, (And the rune change) a fair amount at the end of the game to get the better skills. There are simply so many worthless skills that I almost always find myself trying to only get the best ones.

[Metathron]

Originally Posted by Zechnophobe

'only'? 15 runes Is 2 levels worth of runes.

I would even say it's closer to 3/4/5 levels' worth of runes, since that late into the game you are most likely to be buying runes not native to your class.

In a way I'm glad you can't buy a 'huge' amount of runes because then every game would end up with the same skill set, i.e. (almost) all of them.

[Zechnophobe]

You bring up a good point. You will get enough 'primary' runes to fill your primary tree to the max, and most/all of the other trees as well. So being able to get 8 magic and 7 mind runes is many levels worth of them indeed, for a warrior.

And yes, if it was much cheaper, most games would end with the player using the same skills (even more so than already is ).