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The Battle of Polytopia Améliore la tribu Aquarion, ce qui en fait des superstars thalassiques !

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 11,2024

The Battle of Polytopia Améliore la tribu Aquarion, ce qui en fait des superstars thalassiques !

Midjiwan a publié une mise à jour importante pour The Battle of Polytopia, réorganisant complètement la tribu Aquarion. Cette mise à jour révise la tribu spéciale originale, introduite pour la première fois en 2017.

La transformation aquatique d'Aquarion

Les unités Aquarion font l'objet d'une cure de jouvence spectaculaire. Les unités terrestres possèdent désormais des queues de sirène, ce qui les rend amphibies ou entièrement aquatiques. Cela leur permet de traverser l’eau sans effort, bien qu’ils se déplacent plus lentement sur terre. Une nouvelle mécanique de terrain inondé permet pour la première fois aux unités terrestres et navales d'occuper les mêmes espaces.

Les bâtiments se sont également adaptés au milieu aquatique. La construction est désormais possible sur l'eau, avec les Cités Perdues nichées dans des ruines sous-marines, fournissant des bases idéales pour la guerre navale. Une nouvelle structure, l'Atoll, relie les villes d'eau, éliminant ainsi le besoin de routes. Les cultures aquatiques reviennent, améliorant de manière permanente l'arsenal d'Aquarion, fonctionnant de la même manière que les cultures terrestres.

De nouvelles créatures aquatiques rejoignent la mêlée. Les requins tendent une embuscade, les puffers effectuent des bombardements à longue portée et les gelées déclenchent des attaques électriques. Les favoris de retour, les Tridentions et les Crabes, reçoivent également des améliorations ; les crabes inondent désormais les tuiles croisées, en parfaite synergie avec les troupes à queue de sirène.

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Plongez dans la tribu Aquarion mise à jour

Midjiwan a revitalisé la tribu Aquarion. Notez que les Cités Perdues commencent désormais au niveau 3 avec des murs pré-construits.

Téléchargez The Battle of Polytopia sur le Google Play Store et explorez la guerre aquatique remaniée.

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