reduced artillery training time is awesome

[Gambrinus]

you guys should make the reduced time a permanent change. artillery is already one of the weakest units (hp wise) and doesn't even do twice the damage of a tank, but uses more that twice the resources and takes about 2.5 times longer to train. so i think it would still be a balanced units if the resource cost is really high, but the training time was on par with HC.

 

[Nathan Win]

you guys should make the reduced time a permanent change. artillery is already one of the weakest units (hp wise) and doesn't even do twice the damage of a tank, but uses more that twice the resources and takes about 2.5 times longer to train. so i think it would still be a balanced units if the resource cost is really high, but the training time was on par with HC.

I agree, it would be awesome that there is a permanent training reduction for cannon and healers

 

[JuDomines]

Yup, at 130 capacity I currently use 5 artillery units. I really enjoy the current training time.

 

[Hunter Killer]

If it's too good, it's overpowered and it will be nerfed back. You guys are dreaming!

What you should have said instead is: "Even with the reduced training time, artillery is still not very usable. It'll be good if you could reduce it more"

Then they may have considered keeping the current reduced time. Now you blew it!

 

[atramar]

Cannons would be good if they would had better target priority... that's pretty much it.

imho dps wise they'r fine, hp - well, it's a cannon...
but ai.... damn....

 

[Gambrinus]

the reduced training time definitely makes up for some of the shortcomings in the ai.

 

[Gambrinus]

well, i thought i would try a different approach and give them some praise when they did something that has had a positive impact on the game play.

 

[Endril]

I agree it could use a rediction about the aame amount of time as a tank, the same for the supply in my honest opinion.

Endril

 

[atramar]

A bit... I still prefer my units to be smarter, not faster to build

But I agree, *reduced* time makes up for it. It gives people opportunity to try different set ups of troops that include artillery.