Good Lords, fair ladies!
A quick announcement, if you please. This week, April 10th-17th, 2023, Diplomacy is Not an Option is 20% off. If you missed previous sales, now is a great opportunity to make up for that and buy our game at a lower price.
Moving on to other news. More precisely, we continue our story about the upcoming Spring update. Today it's high time to talk about traps.
Once you've built Town Hall III, you'll be able to place in your enemies' path Barrel mines. As the name hints, these are Barrels containing explosives. The most "smart" medieval weapon you can ever imagine. Absolutely invisible to the enemy and equipped with the "friend-or-foe" recognition system. Your troops and civilians can walk on these barrels freely. But once an enemy steps on the mine, it will explode. The short damage radius is compensated by the impressive damage rate.
The second level of the Town Hall unlocks the Slowing trap. Basically, these are stakes sticking out of the ground that reduce the enemy's movement speed. While enemies are trying to make their way through a Slowing trap, it slowly loses durability. Sooner or later, the trap will break. Unfortunately, these stakes cannot be repaired.
The new Pipes inside walls research gives all your stone fortifications the Boiling oil perk. The skill is passive and has a cooldown. Portions of boiling oil will be poured on the heads of enemies attacking your stone fortifications, dealing a lot of damage to enemies right under the pipe and a little less to enemies nearby.
That's all we wanted to tell you about for now. Thank you very much for your attention. See you next time!
Yours, the Door 407 dev team