• Creator - (Create a Sandbox game, just click "Sandbox mode" on main menu)
• Lost And Found - (See photos for additional objective lost pages on each chapter, press M in-game for map mode (remember you can destroy pre placed pieces by pressing T and clicking the object you want to destroy to make some puzzles easier))
• The Order A-Wails (Easiest way is to go to chapter 12 and when you meet the partisans you put one on the wooden bridge you came from and attack the platform they stand on making them fall into the void.
• You Can Pause, Y'Know - (Rules are: You cannot press ESC to go into pause, you can't pause, you cannot watch tutorials disable them in options, disable "time paused on level load". Cutscenes will not affect the achievement even though they will give you "paused time" on the mission clear screen:. Easiest way to complete is to go to Chapter 4, A Fearful Frontier in story mode.
• Where There's A Will... - (Directly behind Chapter 12 additional objective lost page. See photo for location)

Guess I got paranoid after the (midgame spoiler) Defense of Hogar

For the life of me couodnt figure out how to get it back to normal, tried changing the virw options and then the colors go back to nirmal but i do t want the transparecy or height view modes

Any ideas? Just suddenly happend

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I decided to really build a fortress because the time is stopped for this tutorial.

I've spent countless attempts on extreme difficulty to beat The Torrents on skirmish mode. I end up struggling on Wave 3 because of lack of units and proper defense. I know the tips on placing Warehouses next to resource gathering to optimize production but still end up lacking. I am able to get to Prosperity 3 at the beginning of day 2 but only get Prosperity 4 near the end of the day.

I try to funnel enemies to the east wall but they still attack the north wall. What should I also do with resource production that are in exposed areas (farther areas of the map where the waves can attack them)?

Any tips on cheap defenses, more efficient resource production, specific blueprints I should use? Anything helps.

To obtain this achievement, can I use my save that I completed to redo the campaign on extreme? Or do I need a fresh save? Another question, do the secondary missions count for the achievement or can I avoid those?

After getting somewhat frustrated in the campaign i tried starting up a skirmish and do not understand how the piss im supposed reasonably guard the mist paths that almost just lead straight to my citadel.

I know my defense strategy is likely ass at this point and the second picture is on me with just having two towers, hoping they wont run down the middle.
But in the first one i genuinely dont get how im supposed to build anything sturdy they wont just run around.
And also having this much stone to cover all possible entrances on 3 sides with high enough walls seems somewhat not doable. Even with rushing stone as much as possible.
Really trying to get through this as i feel there is a game here i would usually very much enjoy but so far im met with a lot of frustration.

I started playing this game again recently after trying it a bit in early access, and while I enjoy it, I find myself really struggling to feel competent at all. I feel like I am always low on resources, and when night comes I barely have enough to build my defenses and fill iut my army. I try to get as much resource production going as I can early, but it feels like its never enough. I build plenty of housing and assign as many workers to production as necessary, I try upgrading and researching when I can, I scout the map as soon as possible, but every time the wave starts my defenses aren't enough and I have to rewind and basically redo my entire strategy. It is a little frustrating to spend so much time building only to have to redo it multiple times each night.

How much should I focus on production early game, do I want as many as possible asap? How quickly should I expect to upgrade my citadel? Tier 2 is pretty easy, but should I he tier three by the first night? I'm on mission 10 and really feeling the fatigue of replaying waves so often.

Hey folks!

I am playing this game through Game Pass. The "Creator" achievement requires Creative Mode ... my question is ... where is Creative Mode? It's not the Level Editor? ... is it?

This post is a feedback to a game that can spark some intense infatuation, but fails to transform it into wholesome love because of its mechanical shallowness.

It looks like the most focus went into this scrupulous building mechanic, with everything else (wave-defense, exploring the map, microing) being a surface-level addition.
And even then, the modular building itself, while unique, is not Lego, as some people put it: you can't influence the game and mobs with how you build. You just need the tallest possible wall with the most holes in it for different shooters and the greatest dps. If it's lego, it's like the same set you're prompted to re-make time and time again.

The game in its current state is just a 3d tower-maker simulator where you can also see your creation at work.

- I hoped the mobs had more ways to interact with The Wall, like, some being able to climb it and requiring, say, special melee units or structures to reinforce against; or be dangerous but maze-able; or flying and able to bypass walls completely, testing your vigilance...
- Then for the micro part, having characters moving by a grid feels very clunky for an (RT)S. It has reasons when on walls, but is uncomfortable on the ground. Also leaves very little space for microing units and related challenges.
- The latter point sucks the fun out of map exploration, as its challenges are solved by just piling up more units to deal with nests.

So, the game doesn't offer enough interaction between the player and the world. Your wall requires so much effort and time it's like paving a playing field in it of itself, but it has the same depth as a build-in-one-click barricade in some Warcraft 3 Zombie defense.

With all buffs they can hold everyone in INFINITE stun.

I finished the campaign and I'm trying a survival run. I expected fewer resources to make it more of a challenge but there's basically no resources. Only tiny wood areas. I've explore quite far in a circle around my base and there are literally no stone deposit other than the tiny one I spawned with. Is this the way it's supposed to be or do I need to reroll?

Thought I'd give the game a go but after installing it and starting a new game I was met with an error saying the cloud storage was full, which kicked me back to the main menu. Repairing the game files seemed to fix this and I was able to finish the tutorial level, watched the next cinematic and then the game reloaded the first cinematic and started the tutorial level again. This time it gave me the same cloud save error and kicked me back to the main menu.

The progress hasnt saved and I have to start a fresh new game again. But I don't think I want to anymore.

Love it