How More Than 40 New Traits Change Your Strategy in Becastled
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In Becastled, we noticed a problem that emerged as players became more familiar with the game. They would find a strategy that worked on almost any level, and once they did, there was much less reason to use different buildings, units, or approaches.
When we started working on the Traits and Some Magic DLC, we wanted to change that.
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