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You can upgrade people's towers even without a path chosen, vid shows how
- Thread starter qopac
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From what I have seen playing:
1. You can upgrade up to Lvl 4 for Archer for example say you have it unlocked, but the owner does not. It should allow you to do that. I may be wrong
2. The owner is the only one who can choose that path, but if they don't have that path unlocked then they cannot select it and that tower is maxed out already.
But I may be wrong, this is just what I have noticed since I have been playing here recently
1. You can upgrade up to Lvl 4 for Archer for example say you have it unlocked, but the owner does not. It should allow you to do that. I may be wrong
2. The owner is the only one who can choose that path, but if they don't have that path unlocked then they cannot select it and that tower is maxed out already.
But I may be wrong, this is just what I have noticed since I have been playing here recently
The upgrade path choosing before placing is not working properly yet. That's why this can be considered as a bug. Either way, the developer is already aware of this and will fix this as soon as possible within the schedule of CCG.
For some towers where people get to choose a path prior to requiring purchase of points (archer, poison), this does work.
However, towers where you need to purchase points to unlock an entire path (necromancer, artillery, zeus, sorcerer) this does not work. Like people who have the upgrade path cannot even select other paths because they have not "selected a path", even though they cannot.
I don't know if this is true, but sometimes, a singular path (ice, quake, mage) is unavaliable due to someone not unlocking it prior, even when someone else has the full path.
However, towers where you need to purchase points to unlock an entire path (necromancer, artillery, zeus, sorcerer) this does not work. Like people who have the upgrade path cannot even select other paths because they have not "selected a path", even though they cannot.
I don't know if this is true, but sometimes, a singular path (ice, quake, mage) is unavaliable due to someone not unlocking it prior, even when someone else has the full path.
