The mentioned score caps can seem a bit intimidating at first but once you get the ball rolling you may even forget it’s there with everything else that you may be experimenting on. It’ll take longer to reach the score cap in certain cases but hey! You’ve got nothing but time. If you don’t even feel like fighting? Then don’t. Otherwise there’s an option to simply send a wave of enemies your way. Enemies won’t attack unless you pull them out of a box in which both has a level adjuster and you can choose how many you are taking out of there. My Pet Dungeon was great as it allowed me the time to really go over what I could do and develop how quick that I could do it in a “closed environment’.
Only if you want to of course, as there really is, no rush. Once you’ve done what you’ve wanted to do, and have hit the stage’s score cap, you can then move on to the next area. Want to really figure out the best way in order to cultivate your forces? Take the time, there’s no rush. War for the Overworld: My Pet Dungeon is the latest addition which allows players to take that much needed break from the faster paced action and simply take their time. So what’s one to do? Find a few pet projects between invasions.
You just know that the minute that you let your forces slack off or get flabby that’s just asking to be defeated. Constantly harassed by the forces of light however doesn’t make it easy in order to take a vacation. Every now and then Overlords just need a day off.
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