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Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Sun Mar 03, 2019 10:03 am
by Adit
Alright , there's three now. I haven't played the new levels yet due to lack of time and studies , but I want to know whether the levels are really difficult as I heard some people claiming it's more difficult than Pandemonium. Sure , Pandemonium was tough , but I honestly found Rising Tides to be overrated. It wasn't all that tough. So , here's a task :

Arrange the campaigns in the decreasing order of difficulty.

Re: Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Sun Mar 03, 2019 11:08 am
by RaZoR LeAf
Rising Tides
Subaquatic Menace
Burning Torment

That's on Veteran, as there is no Impossible mode for the other campaigns.

Re: Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Sun Mar 03, 2019 11:15 am
by Ninja
When trying for hardest difficulty settings, no gems, NLL:

3. SM
2. RT
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1. BT

Burning Torment is the hardest set of levels. Period. (Let's put it this way: If KR1 ever gets an impossible difficulty, BT might actually become impossible. :lol:)
RT and SM are interchangeable for me. Leaning toward RT being harder for me, though. All the enemies being right up in your face (i.e.: right next to the exit) the whole time is just too stressful.

Re: Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Sun Mar 03, 2019 3:19 pm
by Adit
Ninja wrote:When trying for hardest difficulty settings, no gems, NLL:

3. SM
2. RT
.
.
.
1. BT

Burning Torment is the hardest set of levels. Period. (Let's put it this way: If KR1 ever gets an impossible difficulty, BT might actually become impossible. :lol:)
RT and SM are interchangeable for me. Leaning toward RT being harder for me, though. All the enemies being right up in your face (i.e.: right next to the exit) the whole time is just too stressful.


I agree with you about Burning Torment being the toughest. I remember that was the level which actually busted the shit out of me for the very first time , as I had to replay it bloody 15 times for passing it ! However , RT wasn't that hard. Obviously it was tougher than the usual levels , but not deserved to be called hardcore. I beat it in about 5 to 6 tries.

Let's see how SM works for me . :) That is , after I get free .... Sometime ... :(

Re: Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Tue Mar 05, 2019 8:57 am
by Uranato
RT and SM are cake, compared to Burnin' Torment.

I still haven't figured out how to get past the first few waves in Panda without a guide :P

Re: Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 3:07 am
by Ninja
Uranato wrote:RT and SM are cake, compared to Burnin' Torment.

I still haven't figured out how to get past the first few waves in Panda without a guide :P


If you want some help from around here, then you should check out pages 1 and 2 of this thread. BBB and I helped belsidus04 to win with 3 stars (there’s very specific early game advice from me on the second page and just overall impressive strategy and Cerberus tips from BBB on page 1).

Ignore the humble beginnings of the Arc vs Sorc debate spread throughout the thread. :P

Re: Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 6:27 am
by sunnydaler
Burning Torment is extremely difficult in early waves but gets easier once your defense is mostly set.
Rising Tides can be hard until you get the hang of it. and the difficulty doesn't drop abruptly in later waves like BT.
I don't know Subaquatic Menace enough to talk about.

Re: Rising tides , burning torment and subaquatic menace

PostPosted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 6:52 am
by Ninja
sunnydaler wrote:Burning Torment is extremely difficult in early waves but gets easier once your defense is mostly set.


For Pandaemonium I agree with that for the most part (there are a couple waves in the middlegame that are really tricky). On Pit of Fire, however, it’s just brutality all the way through.

Pandaemonium is only harder to me because the first few waves really are excruciatingly precise, and the boss is extremely hard unless you know that his AoE instakill only activates vs single units (he becomes a lot less threatening at that point).