tayaciti.blogg.se - Crusaders of the lost idols strategy

Feast or Famine: Same tactics, your click damage fill up during feast and spent during famine.Half-Time Show: Wait until she tired out for the cumulation, then spent it wisely.Roller Coaster: Use your highest time to store damage, then spent during abyssal time.Disabled buff mean your crusader's slot specific skill on ability bar, hence, no effect on Clicking Capacitor.Recruit Katie the Cupid: Thanks for her mercy, the affected number is lesser and doesn't disable buff.Fair Food: If you think the above is enough, we have hunger in this objective to add to the list.Open Bar: Polymorphed, sleeping, frozen and now we are drunk.Let It Go: Yes another type of random DPS zeroed, frozen now.Croackchief at Mugwarts: Same as Teacher's Pet, though it's not as consistent as in Teacher's Pet (in fact, it's very random).Sleeping Beauty: Same as Teacher's Pet but, sleeping rather than polymorphing.Teacher's Pet: Use click to compensate when main DPS polymorphed.Gray Goo: go back to the first area so you can buff your main DPS to charge click capacitor, go back to your "current" area to kill enemies in a few clicks (though not very effective over many areas).Objectives that RoboRabbit skill may shine brightly: Clicking Capacitor CLK bonus does not get counted for Projectiles as part of CLK damage.This, combined with some damage buffs and critical boosts can easily kill the boss or to jump pass hard area. Clicking Capacitor does not have maximum cap and therefore, likely to gain damage lots higher than your total DPS.His Clicking Capacitor abilitily is considered formation ability therefore, getting debuff that disable formation ability also reset his cumulative damage.Even though clicking may remove portion of stored damage, he only need a few second to refill the charge to current DPS.RoboRabbit's Clicking Capacitor skill is very ideal for event that DPS may randomly drop or greatly swing as his stored click damage won't drop together with DPS and is likely to refill to your pristine state of DPS. Consider using him if you wish to swiftly end your objective!

Having as little as 20% of your formation dps as your click damage is enough for this. Coupled with appropriate buffs (such as the dps-boost buff and the click critical rate and multiplier boost buff), the Bush Whacker could push you to up to 50 more levels after you hit a wall, provided that you also level your main damage dealer along the way.

The penalty of losing damage buffs for the main damage-dealer greatly overwhelms the bonus from increasing his Swordplay effect.

Buffing your main damage-dealer generally contributes more to his click damage than increasing his Swordplay effect (with the abilities of Jim the Lumberjack/ Pilot Pam, Emo Werewolf, The Washed Up Hermit, The Princess/ RoboTurkey, and Dark Gryphon).

The Bush Whacker could also be used in a Werewolf formation since he could indirectly draw power from him via RoboTurkey. Placing the Bush Whacker next to both RoboTurkey and your main damage-dealer allows him to draw power from both of them.

Thanks to the addition of RoboTurkey, the Bush Whacker is now more viable in almost all types of formations.

However, the use of the Bush Whacker would be counter-intuitive in a formation that uses the Werewolf as the main damage-dealer (without RoboTurkey) placing the Bush Whacker next to the Werewolf would make the latter lose his important Lone Wolf buff, while the former could not draw power from the latter if not placed next to him.

Since he draws power from adjacent crusaders, putting him next to your main damage-dealing crusader like Hermit, Jim or Sarah could strengthen his click damage a great deal.

Swordplay is what makes the Bush Whacker a strong crusader in your formation.

The Bush Whacker comes in most useful especially when you are pushing towards the last few levels of your current objective.

Perhaps the most underestimated crusader (in game chats, at least), the Bush Whacker can have a great impact in your total damage output if used correctly.