Steam orcs must die 3 Patch#

The Red line is where you will put 3 barricades In the other corner have a line of barricades, grinders, tar, lasers. I prefer to play this cooperatively but essentially the strategy is the same: block one side with barricades and use brimstone to prevent sappers. This would probably not work on Rift Lord. With more money I would've put down some ceiling traps just before the rift. By the end I had traps fuily covering the area.

Grinders on corners they have to turn, arrow walls opposite for reach. Lining pillars with arrow traps and grinders (especially good when they have to hug corners).

Lasers might catch the sappers but they are not always reliable in my experience.ĭId open checkerboard traps of spikes and brimstone on each side of the bridges in the bottom red box. Rift Lord has sappers that would come from either end. Much easier to monitor and safe with no sappers (at least on Warmage). Once I had barricades I blocked off the left and the middle corridors and set up a kill box on the right corridor. I had to run back and forth covering each entrance, using my weapons mostly for the left entrance and relying on spikes/brimstone for the stragglers.

Steam orcs must die 3 Patch#

2 yellow player icon means I was able to use this strategy to complete the map only in co-operative on Rift Lord difficulty.Ī very small trap patch in the top-left orange square, with a remaining traps surrounding the larger top-right orange square. It's better to kill the hunters and potentially die, if you die while engaged with hunters, they will go to where you spawn (the rift) rather than attack the barricades.ġ green player icon means I was able to use this strategy to complete the map in single player on Rift Lord difficulty. I have discovered that if there are barricades near the hunter, and you are far away, the hunter will destroy the barricades and then go after you. Strategies for War Mage and Rift Lord are presented when possible.

They are simply too hard for me to complete on my own. Unlike my Orcs 2 guide, DLC map strategies will assume co-operative play. LARGE YELLOW DIAMONDS are Gnoll Grenadiers. SMALL YELLOW DOTS are explosive enemies like sappers and dynamite archers LARGE RED DOTS are Heavy/Very Heavy enemies YELLOW DOORS are all doors in map previews and opening doors, with enemies that wave, in-game RED DOORS are active doors, with enemies that wave, in-game GRAY DOORS are doors that are inactive doors, with no enemies that wave, in-game SMALL BLUE CIRCLES represent Shaman totems that disable traps in Cold As Eyes I think most people would enjoy Rift Lord as part of a duo rather than solo. Rift Lord difficulty is like a harder version of Nightmare from OMD!2. OMD!3 seems to want you to engage the orcs with your weapons more than 1 and 2 expected. Rift Lord reduces your par time and is more difficult than Nightmare used to be. In terms in difficulty overall, OMD!1 was the hardest, OMD!3 is the next hardest, and OMD!2 is the least hardest (although there are still very tough maps in 2). In OMD!3 Apprentice let's you get up to 5 skulls and Rift Lord difficulty replaces Nightmare. In OMD!1 and 2 there are three difficulties: Apprentice, War Mage, and Nightmare and you could earn a max of 2 skulls on Apprentice. This means place two traps in an alternating, checkerboard-like pattern. Thanks.įor now, you can view my Orcs related videos on youtube at this playlist: Please comment and I'll reupload the image. Steam likes to have images disappear at random times from their guides (a recurring problem I've seen discussed on the community forums).