File: VillageGuardians_en.swf-(1.71 MB, 480x720, Game)
[_] Anon 3385647 Before I could use chromje to play my saved swfs. Now it just tries to redownload it for some reason? Anyone know why this is.
>> [_] Anon 3385650 I've never decompiled a flash before so I don't know what the fuck I'm looking at. But this game imports this script https://github.com/HaxeFlixel/flixel/blo b/e7e1259a166b6469267b4932af767c570270cee 9/flixel/util/FlxSave.hx something is going wrong somewhere between how that should work and what this game is doing. From descriptions, that script is meant to only store locally.
>> [_] Anon 3385652 >># Is this a bad thing? What is the script doing?
>> [_] Anon 3385671 The village became peace at last.
>> [_] Anon 3385672 >># The script should be working fine, whoever made the game didn't implement it correctly so saving won't work the way it was intended.
>> [_] Anon 3385689 If anyone's struggling with this, get 1 warrior (your first party member) and then 2 witches. The witches will be your main damage dealers later on, make sure they both have Plasma and Thunder, and prioritize armor upgrades for them. Here's my party and stats at day 30 right before the final boss: -Braveman: lvl 36, Halberd, Oak Armor, no spells. He has enough natural def and doesn't get targeted much, spells are a waste on him due to low MAG -Warrior: lvl 36, Halberd, Gold Armor, early on he's really great with Braveman but lategame they're function better as tanks -Witch, lvl 35, Granite Armor, Fire, Plasma, Thunder. My first witch, get Fire and then save for another witch and get that one Gloom before coming back to buy Plasma for this one, -Witch, lvl 35, Granite Armor, Gloom, Plasma, Thunder. Witches are your main damage dealers, and the good thing is that their spells max out before equipment does, there's nothing after Plasma and Thunder. So get those two for both witches ASAP and then upgrade armors. The real OP trick is to stock up on bread always, as they're incredibly cheap (2g) and they heal 10 hp each. Get one Sack upgrade later on, with 20 bread and 20 herbs (I didn't really buy much Honey and no Elixirs) you can heal up to full pretty much after every wave. Make sure to spam Scout so you get as many high xp/gold enemies as much as possible, overall a fun little timewaster.

File: VillageGuardians_en.swf-(1.71 MB, 480x720, Game)
[_] Anon 3200920 [A][M][E] Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3200946 >># Nice little game
>> [_] Anon 3200959 no funny business i love this
>> [_] Anon 3201000 >># Great game.
>> [_] Anon 3201004 >># good times /f/
>> [_] Anon 3201021 >># >have bread >enemy is doing 11 damage per turn >get to the point where ai is retarded and keeps using a bread every turn slowly losing hp >lose to an enemy I would've been able to defeat had the ai just attacked instead of spam bread For what purpose? It's even worse when you have the damage to one shot any enemy in the line and yet it always targets the one with the lowest damage
>> [_] Anon 3201054 stack up on bread and here and there that honey thing get two witches, equip them with gold armor when you can and fire then plasma, give the warrior and the main weapons and some cheaper armor down the line the witches will carry you
>> [_] Anon 3201056 >># I made it through with only 1 witch

File: VillageGuardians_en.swf-(1.71 MB, 480x720, Game)
[_] Anon 3188293 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3188294 >you can't control when you heal >bread gets activated when it's not the most effective holy shit
>> [_] Anon 3188305 actually beat it, neat little game Mage is OP, also if you want lots of party members get them early because they die before they can level up later on that said I only used 3 party members
>> [_] Anon 3188316 >fighter has 1 HP missing >uses bread in between fights also the fact that new joins come in at lvl 1 and get completely demolished by enemies in one hit and then they don't get XP to level up to catch up... good god this game is fucking unforgiving
>> [_] Heaven 3188321 >hp dropped to 12 >enemy only does 11 damage per hit >warrior uses 17 breads in a row then dies instead of attacking to kill the enemy Good fucking lord the autism
>> [_] Anon 3188323 Pretty fun. Only wiped twice and that was after 25. Ran witch and two warriors; I think I'd switch a warrior out with another witch if I did it again. Ordering your party members is important. Keep your heaviest hitter at the end of the lineup, and usually witch at the front if you have AoE and a lot of 3+ waves.
>> [_] Anon 3188325 You can add people later on; i added a fourth warrior at 17. Had to give him best armour at the time but he leveled up pretty quickly
>> [_] Anon 3188347 fun
>> [_] Anon 3188358 >># >game ends fucking shit OP I was actually having a lot of fun. Then it ended and I am back to being a bored fuck. This is the type of game that should just keep going and scaling up.
>> [_] Anon 3188372 >># autism detected
>> [_] Anon 3188374 When's the best time to recruit members?
>> [_] Anon 3188375 >># as early as possible, you can have a main party of up to 4
>> [_] Anon 3188383 >># >having fun is autism Yeah ok.
>> [_] Anon 3188384 Guardians defended the village from monsters. The village became peace at last. Brilliant achievements of Braveman and members are handed down over the centuries… - Fin -
>> [_] Anon 3188407 Try and do it with JUST one member. It's a little more difficult. Thanks OP for pushing my studies back.
>> [_] Anon 3188426 Why does my witch sometimes not use spells?
>> [_] Anon 3188427 >># out of mana party members will always try to cast spells first, when they run out of mana they attack normally. Braveman and Witch can use spells while Warrior has pretty much 0 mana
>> [_] Anon 3188428 >># Is it worth it to get spells for my Braveman?
>> [_] Anon 3188429 >># i think having a second witch would be bad, once they run out of mp they do shit damage
>> [_] Anon 3188433 >># I just beat the game, this is what I had when I started the final day (31): Braveman (lvl 38): Halberd, Silver Armor (dude is STRONK, he doesn't need much desu), knows Plasma Witch (lvl 38): Oak Wand (not really necessary to buy attack items since she'll be casting spells all the time other than really early game), Gold Armor, knows Fire, Plasma, Thunder Warrior: (lvl 37): Laevateinn (dude has zero Magic, so he'll always attack), Silver Armor. The trick is to always load up on herbs they're seriously OP for for only 20g each, Buy at least 5 Honey pots just in case, no extended sack needed at all.
>> [_] Anon 3188438 Training the 4th party member can be tough if you buy anything significant beforehand like armor or fire, but once you get two witches that know thunder, everything becomes trivial. The butterflies and rocks get 2 shot with all the waveclear, and the swordmen finish off the strong one. I wish this game had mana potions. I also wish you could have a witch use only the spells you select, since they will often use gloom and fire in favor of plasma for whatever reason. Armor is more important than weapons by far, as protecting the mages is way more efficient than giving the warrior and braveman more single target damage. >># Because the warrior types only have single target damage (no cleave with the larger weapons), and since every wave that matters as the days go by will have 3 or more enemies that have low survivability but high attack, I have to disagree. Even on that day with all of the skeletons, thunder is pretty much essential for your two melee members to be able to finish at least 1 enemy in a turn. >thunder >thunder >slash >slash >plasma >plasma >fin