couple of ideas i thought of

[Yiandri]

Ranking System:

Ive seen this before and i loved it, maybe you could implement your own system kubi.

Heres what i mean say you train 10 elites (dwarfs) and they kill a specific amount of enemies they get a rank like army style.

1 Stripe for 10 kills
2 Stripes for 30 kills etc

A league mode for skirmish would also be cool, would give the single player skirmish mode a meaning as such at the moment theres no reward for doing skirmishes i think doing this would add some enjoyment out of skirmish mode.

what you think?

[Scylla]

Ranking System:

Ive seen this before and i loved it, maybe you could implement your own system kubi.

Heres what i mean say you train 10 elites (dwarfs) and they kill a specific amount of enemies they get a rank like army style.

1 Stripe for 10 kills
2 Stripes for 30 kills etc

A league mode for skirmish would also be cool, would give the single player skirmish mode a meaning as such at the moment theres no reward for doing skirmishes i think doing this would add some enjoyment out of skirmish mode.

what you think?

I saw something similar to this in TA: Kingdoms, though they use bronze silver and gold.

[Naze the Et3rn@l]

Ranking System:

Ive seen this before and i loved it, maybe you could implement your own system kubi.

Heres what i mean say you train 10 elites (dwarfs) and they kill a specific amount of enemies they get a rank like army style.

1 Stripe for 10 kills
2 Stripes for 30 kills etc

A league mode for skirmish would also be cool, would give the single player skirmish mode a meaning as such at the moment theres no reward for doing skirmishes i think doing this would add some enjoyment out of skirmish mode.

what you think?

I saw something similar to this in TA: Kingdoms, though they use bronze silver and gold.

Something similar is also in the games of Age of Wonders, they use it also, if a weaker unit slays a stronger enemy, but it´s a turn-based strategy.

[Bertolt]

You have this in Spellforce 1 - in fact for one of the dwarf-types. They "level up" after a certain amount of experience points.

[Scylla]

This also does exist in SF2. When the hurlers kill an enemy they gain 40 HP. Not sure whether that's base stats or they just gain 40 HP.

[Flann Gonderson]

Hi,

Hey! I never knew that!:)

What happens to the dwarves, and what unit is it?

[Bertolt]

Hi,

Hey! I never knew that!:)

What happens to the dwarves, and what unit is it?

Don't know the exact english name but the German one translates to "defenders" . These are the guys in SF 1, who can throw their hammers (they need an upgrade for that I think). Since they are the only ranged fighters among the dwarves, they are pretty useful anyway on "dwarf-only" maps.

Don't know, how their stats are modified exactly by "levelling up". But it was explained somewhere. Maybe in the paper sheet explaining buildings and so on?

[Scylla]

Hi,

Hey! I never knew that!:)

What happens to the dwarves, and what unit is it?

Every single dwarf unit went up a level when it killed a unit. I think the dwarf units could only go up 3-5 levels though.

[Yiandri]

i actually meant you could see the rank in game mode he would have a stripe or rank nest to his head so you knew whihc were the strongest, and the new rank gave him a bonus like +10 armour etc this would be good for all factions.