No one knows which units got damaged from first wave and how many units left (including cheaters) when compared to the current behavior. For players also need to check the second wave opponents manually each time with the given idea. Also, second wave opponents won't be visible if cheat scripts are written. (You can say like my assumption, but that is only true). Fast forward idea, makes the first wave and second wave battles getting executed in background and cannot judge when the first wave battle got completed. Why impossible to accept because, scripts need an screen representation to execute. That is, "Cheaters can write cheat scripts easily with my idea". But, you mentioned one assumption which is completely impossible to accept. Though a bit sarcastic suggesting to fully automate the game in default to enable everyone what cheaters already can.Ĭlick to expand.It is your perception for referring this idea as DNS. I feel like tried to explain that a few posts back too. I guess this idea/suggestion tries to setting Inno on that exact same course. Similarly to cheaters in FoE who are deploying cheats. Likely to offer an better and safer option to enjoy those features. Yet the company introduced themselves features that hackers where able to implement years prior. Some strict tech company doesn't like people changing the software on devices they're selling. As it does enable faster GbG grinding and thus making you richer. Also making yourself richer could be applied to this. It technically could be said that the DNSL rule "making the game easier" can be applied to this idea. Ironically enhancing them unlike the downvote tries to imply. Hypothetically for cheaters this idea could make writhing cheat scripts easier. Regardless for non-cheaters this idea enables them to do something similar to what cheaters already can. Actually it does matter as much as any other idea/suggestion either being DNSL or not.
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