Gifts should only be sent to guild members, or actual friends. Also; maybe implement the higher xROLL you choose; the higher chance you’ll not get garbage rolls. There needs to be a better balance with energy. As of right now this game is -Login- spend 20 seconds rolling -logout until tomorrow- Increase the energy cap to 500; (or 1,000 if you’re feeling generous) paired with speeding up energy recovery 1 energy per minute. I think it would help the player engage with their guild way more; having 20 players WITH energy would make battles more interesting as well as nail biting when it comes down to skirmish timers. As of right now there is no real competition. My guild is fighting the #1 guild and none of them have any energy; so we’re slowing just creating a damage gap. Because of the lack of competition there is no incentive to purchase energy. This game has the potential to be a major player in today’s market but you have to do better at finding that sweet spot in time grab/F2P/P2W balance. Picture increasing the energy cap to 500 and offering $1 fill ups. How many $1 purchases do you think you would get per day, especially during skirmish crunch times when people can throw up x10 and blow through that energy. You can always increase the micro transaction rewards to incentivize the players. Maybe gear that increases crit, attack, gold. Perm. Mounts. Maybe introduce a class system so there is some strategy to the guild fights. Having defenders in front who can store up to 5 shields.

I’ve been playing this game daily for about 3 months now and I’m enjoying every bit of it! It’s a simple game that doesn’t take long hours to play, it does have a p2w aspect but in my opinion it has yet to take away the fun of the game. Also there are complaints about the energy but there is multiple ways to get more (without paying) and they helped that more in the new update. This is the first game I’ve played where you have almost a direct line to the devs, and they actually listen! This game may not be for everyone but give it a shot and join an ever growing community that’s ready and willing to help new players!

I played for a year as a guild master and made it just over level 200 before dropping S&R so I consider myself very familiar with the highs and lows of this game. S&R has one of the best mobile communities out there, however, you can pay $100 in a season and still not win even half your matches or get anything helpful cosmetically. I distinctly remember one night where my guild spent > $85 on energy and we still got massacred in the name of lining the Devs pocket books. Energy based games will forever be designed to fit an algorithm that maximizes your micro transactions. We took advantage of every free energy opportunity provided and it’s hardly a fraction of what it takes to succeed in this game. I had an active guild in Divison 2 and we collectively spent hundreds every season and never once finished top 3. I met some really neat players, but what made everything unravel was watching how much other guilds would pay to beat us ultimately demanding we spend more to compete with them. Don’t walk, RUN from this game before you start the same year long journey my guild and I had to go through. This game will pull on your heart strings and then cut your wallet right out of your back pocket.

DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS GAME. They pull you in with cool looking sword fighters and “20v20 battles” but that’s where the fun ends. They charge you an arm and a leg to do anything else. You run out of energy almost immediately, and if you want to play more, break out your wallet. You will not make an impact on your battles if you don’t spend resources on it. You want those resources? Wallet time. Further, they are increasing the price of everything in their store, even though it’s already absurdly expensive! There is no gameplay other than dice rolling, not even a mini game of some type. So “20v20” is just 40 people rolling dice trying to get the higher number. How riveting. It can’t even handle when too many people from both teams are online at the same time. I’ve had battles where there’s maybe 15 people rolling on an outpost and the game just lags and freezes like it’s crashing. The best part about the game is the aesthetics for your character. But is that really worth spending 1000s, 100s or even 10s of dollars on? Short answer, no. If you’ve spent money on this game even once, you’ve been ripped off. I did, I admit I was foolish. But I’ve also come across people who literally drop 1000s of dollars on this game just to “win” (which again just means that you rolled more dice than your opponent). This game is not worth it and they are taking advantage of us suckers. There is no way they should be able to get away with what they’re making for such a lack of a game.