Hey, sorry for the late reply. Thanks for your suggestions!
*Guard rooms. I think that guard rooms should be assigned similar to how a unit can be assigned to a quarters currently.
I’ve been thinking about guard rooms for a long time, the issue is that minions need to sleep, eat, etc., so there has to be a mechanic of changing guards, and also designating guards would require new UI, which makes things complicated.
*Some form of see-through blocks such as fortifications, glass, bars, etc.
You have the barricade.
*More powerful versions of ranged weapons to make archery viable in late-game. My thoughts are that long bows could be added to the workshop with the two-handed weapons tech, and that crossbows and arbalests could be added as 1H and 2H metal weapons to the forge. Another alternate idea would be to have different races posses different 1H and 2H ranged weapons. For example, maybe the humans would have short and long bows, the elves would have elven bows and great elven bows, and the dwarfs could have crossbows and arbalests.
Good idea. How would the weapons differ? Just by damage value and range?
*The non-evil knight should have the ability to recruit some form of angel. This makes sense from a lore perspective since the evil keepers have access to demons, further, this would give the non-evil side a flying unit, which is something they need very much for water and lava levels.
*Priests could have an offensive, ranged, ability that only harms demons and the undead.
Agreed.
As the less evil knight, the livestock that you purchase to increase the population cap will idle in the same leisure areas that your other minions go to. That means that, if you assign a leisure area to the front of your base, or down a set of stairs to guard it, it places your expensive livestock at risk of getting slaughtered.
Well, you can assign separate quarters to your livestock, I think.
Two possibilities are gargoyles and gnomish automatons.
Gargoyles have been on my list for a long time, they’re just hard to implement. (they’re both a piece furniture and a creature, which are very separate concepts in the game). I haven’t thought about adding automatons to the white knight, that’s a good idea.
