I'm not sure what you're asking.
Just guessing, but after you double tap the battle button, you can use a
two finger swipe up to hear how your battle is going. The first two
heroes listed will be from you're party and then it'll list the first
two heroes from your enemy's party and then the 3rd and 4th heroes from
your party, so you can hear how each member of your party is doing.
For example, I was in the arena and battling a party consisting of a
huntress, a mage, a sorcerer and a druid. The first member of my party,
whether it be a templer, sentinel or whatever, was always being taken
out right away. I finally moved a ranger into that #1 position on my
party and won the battle. BTW, I lost a few battles before I figured
that out and lost my chance to finish in the top ten of that tournament.
Sometimes you just have to be patient and lose a few battles to figure
something out and learn something new about the game and your heroes.
On 12/08/2013 03:36 AM, ramy moustafa wrote:
Ok but how u can follow your party?
Ramy moustafa saber
licturer at:
faculty of musical education
music arranger and sound engineer
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On Dec 8, 2013, at 6:36 AM, Christopher Chaltain <chalt...@gmail.com> wrote:
Well, there are a few things you can do. When you lose, you should get a tip.
Sometimes those tips are useful like a certain enemy is especially subject to
magic damage or an enemy likes to attack the last person in the party instead
of the first person in the party. Unfortunately, sometimes the tips are pretty
useless.
you can also notice what happens to your party during the battle. I'll do a two
finger swipe up periodically during the battle and then try to notice what's
happening to my party, like the first heroes in the party are going down first,
or the heroes with no magic resistance are taking the brunt of the battle.
Between this and the tips you get you can change up your strategy and
eventually come up with a winning combination.
In general, I like to put heavily armored heroes up front and keep the magical
heroes in the back. Sometimes the enemy likes to go after heroes at the bottom
of the party, so you'll need to switch this up. Obviously, if you're going up
against magic using enemies, you'll want to use heroes with good resistance and
use an alchemist to heal the party, since they also help with your party's
resistance. If the enemy party deals out a lot of maleigh damage, then you'll
want a heavily armored party. Periodically review your heroes characteristics,
so you'll know what their strengths and weaknesses are with respect to armor,
magic, range damage and so on. When things aren't working, step back and come
up with a different strategy. For example, right now, I like loading my parties
up with footmen and knights and try delivering that killer knock out blow up
front. If it works, the enemy party loses a hero right away and you have a
advantage. If it doesn't work, you might win a long drawn ou
t battle or just lose in the long run. I call this my old school strategy
because as you get new heroes, like druids, hawkeyes, sentinels and so on, you
tend to forget what your healers, footmen and knights can do.
On 12/07/2013 08:40 PM, ramy moustafa wrote:
Hi all solara gamers:
Now solara becomes more and more fun.
But the only problem for me is that, when I fight, I lost, and I don’t
know how to choose the good heros for this mition in order not to lose.
So, how can I know the best heros for this fight?
Thanks in advance for your hehlp.
And feel free to beet me.
Ramy moustafa saber
licturer at:
faculty of musical education
music arranger and sound engineer
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