Post by Feldmarschall, Fish the Cake on Nov 11, 2016 16:40:51 GMT
As most of us here know , generals can upgrade(gain a star)to the age that your Empire is currently in, although , they need to meet the level criteria to do so, and once they do(and you decide to upgrade them ) they'll gain a slight boost in their base stats(HP, ATK, DEFF tbc; ) but not only that , they also change the unit that they're accompanying >
Example: Robin Hood, upon upgrading he'll start accompanying Longbow archers instead of basic archers.
All this brings up a somewhat crucial question , Is it actually beneficial to always upgrade your Generals?
In my 'oh so expert' opinion it is most definitely not, and it's mostly because at some point your general is going to accompany a unique unit with a set of special traits>
Example: our friend Robin gains a pretty nice trait , which is 'Longbow' , it extends his range to +1 which is in total 2, but upon upgrading again he stops accompanying Longbow archers and thus loses that trait !
In a conclusion , it only stands whether the trait is more important than the 'slight' stat boost?
What's your opinion?
Example: Robin Hood, upon upgrading he'll start accompanying Longbow archers instead of basic archers.
All this brings up a somewhat crucial question , Is it actually beneficial to always upgrade your Generals?
In my 'oh so expert' opinion it is most definitely not, and it's mostly because at some point your general is going to accompany a unique unit with a set of special traits>
Example: our friend Robin gains a pretty nice trait , which is 'Longbow' , it extends his range to +1 which is in total 2, but upon upgrading again he stops accompanying Longbow archers and thus loses that trait !
In a conclusion , it only stands whether the trait is more important than the 'slight' stat boost?
What's your opinion?
