Andor's Trail

Hey people...
I suggest that andor's trail should also go online wherein we can trade together chat to each others, smash monsters by making teams, and also fight together to show the skills....
What do you guys suggest...???
Together we can even try big monsters with 500HP's
We can increase our levels offline, as we do now, but online would be a complete different experience...I think it'll be more fun...

Also, the developers should produce a booklet stating drops by each monsters and there frequency...so that we may know the rarest drops with chances and market price...which can be then traded online...

Pls suggest?????

I wouldn't play this game if it was online and if people like Me would only play it offline than the people who played it online would get more xp and items cuz they were doing more and it wouldn't be fair, and a online booklet wouldn't be bad but they would need more monsters first

I think something like a Highscore list would be a very nice "online feature".
Until now I am pretty much against anything else.

One could easily abuse trading to duplicate items. (As you could trade an item, load the old state, and trade again, etc.)
This could be changed by server profiles, but you could not play the game offline in this case.

Perhaps someone has an idea for other good "online features".

I whole heartly agree with Samuel. Let's remember that this a phone game, not a pc game.

I vote that abhishek write the online code!

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No online-mode for andors trail!
Let's remember that this is open source. Everyone would be able to change his/her stats up to 1000% attack chance by rewriting the code....

For real no online... find a different game if you want online

I agree that this is best as an offline game. At most, like Samuel said it should just have a leader board of some kind, but nothing where we interact online. Also, I've had other phone games that you can play online, even cross-platform and I never made use of it anyway so I think it would also be a waste of time that could be spent on the actual game.

There are plenty of online games on Android. The charm of this one (IMO) is that it isn't one of them. The one time I tried an online game, I was too distracted/annoyed by the chatroom filled with 13-year-olds to play it for more than a couple of minutes.