Which Transformice Shaman mode is better?

Easy mode, Hard mode, and Divine mode. You can probably guess - Divine's the hardest, Easy's the easiest. But, which do you prefer using? You might enjoy the fact that Easy mode is so simple, that Hard mode is just right, or the fact that although Divine mode is so hard, it helps you build better and more stable things for vanilla maps? Wait. I think this idea is really bad. Everyone obviously likes Easy mode, right..?

Divine Mode: Are you the best of the best? This mode is made for you! Forget totems and yellow anchors, you'll need to be ingenious.

Hard Mode: In this mode, there's no spirit, nor red anchor. However, you'll be able to use your totem for the most difficult maps.

Easy Mode: This is where everyone starts! This is the default shaman mode, all the objects are available.

I don't want to bother answering. What a stupid poll!

It's a highly unpopular opinion, but at higher skill levels divine mode basically mimics hard mode to the letter, while being less powerful and therefore having less capabilities. Easy mode is plain overpowered. Therefore, I say hard mode.

Force_shaman a dit :
It's a highly unpopular opinion, but at higher skill levels divine mode basically mimics hard mode to the letter, while being less powerful and therefore having less capabilities. Easy mode is plain overpowered. Therefore, I say hard mode.

I find hard mode more op than easy, depending on the rooms you play in. If you have a bridge totem and you're in vanilla, you basically have a solution to every map. Whereas with easy mode, it takes more time and thought to construct something.

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Force_shaman a dit :
It's a highly unpopular opinion, but at higher skill levels divine mode basically mimics hard mode to the letter, while being less powerful and therefore having less capabilities. Easy mode is plain overpowered. Therefore, I say hard mode.

I find hard mode more op than easy, depending on the rooms you play in. If you have a bridge totem and you're in vanilla, you basically have a solution to every map. Whereas with easy mode, it takes more time and thought to construct something.

My comment was assuming only raw building and no shaman skills

hard mode is fun cus its a challenge but divine mode is harder and more of a challenge so its more fun

Divine mode is better, It's always fun to have a little challenge building.

Lilithamor a dit :
Divine mode is better, It's always fun to have a little challenge building.

This

its divine mode because you get bigger range and like everyone said, its got more of a challenge

Thank you for letting me know your opinions! xx

i like easy because red nail bridge (RNB)

#10

building wise i prefer hard, even although it usually lacks range while divine mode has automatically incredible range to make things more flexible without moving far. still, im mostly down playing hard mode. easy mode just doesnt appeal to me to play it over hard since there isnt really any much of a great difficulty increase

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Force_shaman a dit :
It's a highly unpopular opinion, but at higher skill levels divine mode basically mimics hard mode to the letter, while being less powerful and therefore having less capabilities. Easy mode is plain overpowered. Therefore, I say hard mode.

I find hard mode more op than easy, depending on the rooms you play in. If you have a bridge totem and you're in vanilla, you basically have a solution to every map. Whereas with easy mode, it takes more time and thought to construct something.

But, you do have the red nails!

#12

It's called Normal Mode why can't people get it right? There has to be a Normal mode for a Hard mode to exist!

In all seriousness, I play on hard mode. My totem is a red-nail plank. The reason for playing hard mode is the experience bonus, and I don't want to try Divine because I think it's too hard. Plus, I want to keep the divine saves count on my profile as zero.

#13

I chose the divine mode from habit to play on it. It is not much different from a difficult one, but... I think that both modes are theoretically the same.

#14

Hard mode with ladder totem.

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I find hard mode more op than easy, depending on the rooms you play in. If you have a bridge totem and you're in vanilla, you basically have a solution to every map. Whereas with easy mode, it takes more time and thought to construct something.

I don't think it's true, even for vanilla. I still prefer using my ladder totem, I find it more versatile than a bridge, in most maps. It's really rare that I can't use it effectively, in these cases a bridge would not help either. Usually it's art maps or just maps with so many things in them that feel like an underground complex.

Kazray a dit :
Plus, I want to keep the divine saves count on my profile as zero.

Hello, fellow zero-diviner here, haha. I do have about 120k hard mode saves though... I forget how many.

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Barberserk a dit :
Hard mode with ladder totem.

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I find hard mode more op than easy, depending on the rooms you play in. If you have a bridge totem and you're in vanilla, you basically have a solution to every map. Whereas with easy mode, it takes more time and thought to construct something.

I don't think it's true, even for vanilla. I still prefer using my ladder totem, I find it more versatile than a bridge, in most maps. It's really rare that I can't use it effectively, in these cases a bridge would not help either. Usually it's art maps or just maps with so many things in them that feel like an underground complex.

Kazray a dit :
Plus, I want to keep the divine saves count on my profile as zero.

Hello, fellow zero-diviner here, haha. I do have about 120k hard mode saves though... I forget how many.

The thing that makes a bridge totem so powerful is that it extends far beyond your normal range, granting control over the entire map immediately. Although less common, a ghost bridge is even more powerful than a solid one because it's able to do this on basically every map without blocking anything.

#16

But most of the time your bridge is either too long or too short to bridge the gap. The most common thing I notice with bridge totems is people are misplacing them, blocking parts of the map, making the planks glitch... It's a rare sight to see one placed where it can fit properly. I still believe a ladder totem is more convenient, it's harder to build upwards than horizontally, and I can instantly make bridges with extra long planks and the b plank or a super strong ghost anvil if need be. Now imagine the fuss you need to build from the bottom of the map to some high place, or the opposite... It's less simple right? And you can't always just use springs.

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#17

I don't have divine but I do practice

#18

Divine even though I suck

#19

hard mode in my opinion, although divine mode is fun and more challenging

#20

For Barberserk, on why a ladder totem isn't as useful as a bridge totem.

It just depends on how you build and how quick you are with problem solving, every mode is great equally. Normal mode being one of the most overpowered, Hard close to being just as overpowered, and Divine being pretty similar to Hard in terms of raw building as Force_shaman said. I personally really like Divine.

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