While Discord mines data on your PC, spies on you and it's primary business model is selling your data. And Steam only has data, that you personally put there. Because there is a trust for Valve, and they are not making business on selling your data. In case of Steam it's somewhat different. All I can say is that the server definitely isn't an awful place socially. But If you're already on Steam, how privacy minded are you really? That aside, Discord is not a privacy friendly platform, so your concerns are ofcourse legitimate. It's up to everyone to decide for themselves whether sacrificing their data to the dark gods of social networking is worth it for what they get from a particular platform or not (its usually not). Social networks are awful place, and it mines your personal data. Originally posted by rusty_dragon:I'm sorry, but no. Tl dr: Tierlists below, what do you think? Tierlists in follow up posts for easier quoting and contributing! My hope is that this provides some useful feedback into what we found to be the strongest and weakest multiplayer classes in various game sizes up to 3v3 If Illwinter find some use from these, all the better! (If not, crafting a new consensus is always fun) (wanna see yourself credited ? No problem ! Just let me know here or on Discord) LordCarson - Who me and Rick Astley both are never going to give up. Shoge - Who's endless enthusiasm for the game makes me happy :)īoogeylicious - A lot of my own ~2k hours in this game were spent with her.įishwizard - Who's never giving Druid up. Mseeross - Our community advocate, and great person to talk to first if you join our Discord.įatDragon - The man who singlehandedly bumped Witch a couple tiers up. Jakalor - Author of Zak`Tor`s Spell Compendium, Dragon, Servant of Corgy :PĪlthea - Our foreign Deity of great renown. That being said, the list has undergone many changes over time, and I hope it represents most of the consensus among its co-creators which include but are not limited to : things which tip certain classes up or down the list - such as the map settings in terms of size and age. Please keep in mind that these tierlists have many dependencies, i.e. That's clearly nowhere near enough, so we need your input too for these tierlists!ĭo you thing Druid is hot garbage? Is Necromancer really that good ? So,I'd like to share a few tierlists that the CoE4 MP community over on the Unnoficial Illwinter Games Discord has been evolving for quite some time now, the opinions expressed in which are a result of our joint playtime (>10k h). Only if the insanity is extremely high like 85+ will they have a chance of reducing by a single point every turn.We need your help developing Multiplayer Tierlists! Originally posted by Hand's Hermit Permit:Insanity is permanent on living casters. Even into late game you're going to be relying on recruiting apprentices who's only purposes are to raise as much dead as possible so your higher level casters don't have to, and spam level 1 spells in combat. Relying on sanity recovery to still be able to command your own armies is not going to work very well for anyone but a lich. Sanity recovery values go like this I think for the ritual caster types. A mound king is a cheap frontline commander that can lead the army while his necromancer has some insanity. Lesser summoning rituals are pretty good to help with this because you can get a Mound King as one of the summons. If you can't release a necromancer from the command of the commander currently controlling them, it's because they rolled to be fully insane that turn and wouldn't be able to do anything normally. Have either a captain or necro without any insanity take direct command of the commander with insanity and only release them to perfom more rituals when needed. Once a commander has some insanity, try not to let them lead their own army. The general strategy for necromancer is to have only the apprentice raise dead. Only if the insanity is extremely high like 85+ will they have a chance of reducing by a single point every turn.
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