New Dark Spell: CLONE spell

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Originally Posted by GameSketcher

Finally something on the level of forumer :)

Thanks for your feedback! When one spell is thrown in an area, it prioritize smaller troops, if more spells in one area, it prioritize bigger troops (because Clone spells stack together)
But you just gave me an inspiration to give it more accuracy! ;)

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So so let's take that giant wizard and those 7 archers, to make the giant clone, you would need 2 cloning spells to manage to get it to clone. Now here's another question, a wizard is a higher tier group (in a way) than a giant, but has less housing space, so when you say prioritise smaller troops, technically that would mean cloning the giant before the wizard. So is your idea based solely on housing space, or are there other factors to be included.

Story problem: you have a level 1 cloning spell, 2 minions and 2 wall breakers, you drop the cloning spell. Question, who gets cloned? Are the minions prioritised because they are dark troops? Are wall breakers cloned because they are a (in a way) weaker troop? Or is a mix of the two cloned?

Story problem: you have 2 wall breakers and a level 1 cloning spell you drop the cloning spell and two new wall breakers appear. The two original wallbreakers run at a peice of wall and blow up. Question: since the cloning spell makes troops attack same target, where do the cloned wall breakers go?

Story problem:you have two wallbreakers and a cloning spell. You drop the cloning spell on the wallbreakers, but being wall breakers,they die almost immediately, if clones are killed when their original dies, what happens to the clones?

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Originally Posted by calebMcF

Story problem: you have a level 1 cloning spell, 2 minions and 2 wall breakers, you drop the cloning spell. Question, who gets cloned? Are the minions prioritised because they are dark troops? Are wall breakers cloned because they are a (in a way) weaker troop? Or is a mix of the two cloned?

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It chooses randomly

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Originally Posted by calebMcF

Story problem: you have 2 wall breakers and a level 1 cloning spell you drop the cloning spell and two new wall breakers appear. The two original wallbreakers run at a peice of wall and blow up. Question: since the cloning spell makes troops attack same target, where do the cloned wall breakers go?

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Anywhere else

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Originally Posted by calebMcF

Story problem:you have two wallbreakers and a cloning spell. You drop the cloning spell on the wallbreakers, but being wall breakers,they die almost immediately, if clones are killed when their original dies, what happens to the clones?

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Wait! what?? If the wallbreaker dies, the clone has gone
Also if you want to clone wallbreaker, drop the spell and wallbreaker in it in distance long enough to reach the wall until the cloning process is done


Well first two were sh*ts and the last one is easy to answer man... :)

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Originally Posted by GameSketcher

It chooses randomly


Anywhere else


Wait! what?? If the wallbreaker dies, the clone has gone
Also if you want to clone wallbreaker, drop the spell and wallbreaker in it in distance long enough to reach the wall until the cloning process is done


Well first two were sh*ts and the last one is easy to answer man... :)

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Don't be rude plz:D just wanted to know, you never stated a cloning time I think as well...

Oh one last thing, I think there should be a small immunity time after cloned, like 1/1.5 seconds. Think of this, (unprobable situation,I know) you drop a cloning spell on a group of archers and you don't notice a hurling ball of flame from a mortar falling on that group of archers. Obvious :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm: moment and highly unprobable, but I think there should be a very small immunity to damage time. There are some stupid people out there.....:D

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Originally Posted by calebMcF

Oh one last thing, I think there should be a small immunity time after cloned, like 1/1.5 seconds. Think of this, (unprobable situation,I know) you drop a cloning spell on a group of archers and you don't notice a hurling ball of flame from a mortar falling on that group of archers. Obvious :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm: moment and highly unprobable, but I think there should be a very small immunity to damage time. There are some stupid people out there.....:D

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It is not really necessary to make clones immune for a short period of time. They can attack while the cloning process so why would they be immune then?

BTW the cloning time is written right at the beginning of Explanation :D (1 sec)

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Originally Posted by GameSketcher

It is not really necessary to make clones immune for a short period of time. They can attack while the cloning process so why would they be immune then?

BTW the cloning time is written right at the beginning of Explanation :D (1 sec)

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lets just say that there is some idiot attacking and happens to be using troops with low hp (wizards,archer etc etc)
lets say this idiot drops a cloning spell right on top of a group of archers trying to take down a town halland meanwhile there is a mortar about to shoot, then this idiot is going to get destroyed very quickly. A short immunity period would ensure that new enforcements wouldn't get killed off straight away.

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Originally Posted by calebMcF

lets just say that there is some idiot attacking and happens to be using troops with low hp (wizards,archer etc etc)
lets say this idiot drops a cloning spell right on top of a group of archers trying to take down a town halland meanwhile there is a mortar about to shoot, then this idiot is going to get destroyed very quickly. A short immunity period would ensure that new enforcements wouldn't get killed off straight away.

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It is about players tactics
If the player is idiot, this spell will not help him ;) :D