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Well, I was thinking about this for a while, and now I want to share this idea with you .
Everyone knows the evolution mechanics, you know, sacrifice 3/4/5 characters of the current character tier you want to evolve to change his tier to Silver/Gold/Diamond, well, what about involution?
What if we take the evolution mechanics and totally reverse it?
Let me explain, if we need a Max. Level character and 3/4/5 characters of the same tier to evolve, what if we sacrifice a Lvl. 1 character to get 3/4/5 characters of the tier before it?
I know that sounds confusing, but here's a more detailed explanation:
Character involution requirements:
- It need to be Lvl. 1 (If the character reaches Lvl.2 the involution can't make)
- It need to be a natural tier character (the involution doesn't work on characters that we previously evolved)
- When we involve it, we lose the character that we involve and, depending on the tier, can get characters of the last tier.
Example:
-Involve a Bronze character to get 15 elemental shards of the fighter's element.
-Involve a Silver character to get 5 Bronze characters
-Involve a Gold character to get 4 Silver characters
-Involve a Diamond character to get 3 Gold characters
One thing I need to clear out is that when we Involve a character (Ex. Beowulf) we get 3/4/5 Beowulfs of the tier before him.
This can be very useful If you need to evolve a character but you don't have enough characters to sacrifice.
What do you think about this concept?
Everyone knows the evolution mechanics, you know, sacrifice 3/4/5 characters of the current character tier you want to evolve to change his tier to Silver/Gold/Diamond, well, what about involution?
What if we take the evolution mechanics and totally reverse it?
Let me explain, if we need a Max. Level character and 3/4/5 characters of the same tier to evolve, what if we sacrifice a Lvl. 1 character to get 3/4/5 characters of the tier before it?
I know that sounds confusing, but here's a more detailed explanation:
Character involution requirements:
- It need to be Lvl. 1 (If the character reaches Lvl.2 the involution can't make)
- It need to be a natural tier character (the involution doesn't work on characters that we previously evolved)
- When we involve it, we lose the character that we involve and, depending on the tier, can get characters of the last tier.
Example:
-Involve a Bronze character to get 15 elemental shards of the fighter's element.
-Involve a Silver character to get 5 Bronze characters
-Involve a Gold character to get 4 Silver characters
-Involve a Diamond character to get 3 Gold characters
One thing I need to clear out is that when we Involve a character (Ex. Beowulf) we get 3/4/5 Beowulfs of the tier before him.
This can be very useful If you need to evolve a character but you don't have enough characters to sacrifice.
What do you think about this concept?
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