I played some story missions several times just for the hell of it, and these were the War Scenarios. It’s also handy for getting the game’s platinum trophy. Going back to earlier story mode levels to farm skulls is nothing to be ashamed of, and I think it’s necessary, actually, if you want to get the best stuff. At the end of each level, you’re rewarded with skulls and you can spend these on new traps and weapons, as well as upgrades for both. There’s a nice reward and progression system in Orcs Must Die! 3. But change is good and it’ll help get through some of the trickier levels in the campaign, as well as getting you further in Endless mode. I’d get so set in my ways and so used to using my favourite traps and weapons that I would overlook useful new additions, just because I didn’t want to try a change. I love this dynamic challenge that comes with each level, though I did find I would fall into a trap of my own: comfort and familiarity. Lay too few and you’ll be smashing your triggers to try to stem the flow of orcs piling into your rift.
If you can put a decent killbox together with enough traps, this might work. Do you carry on setting your traps down both lanes to your rift, or do you block one route with barriers and force the whole army down one narrow path. Later stages up the ante and work as puzzles by increasing the possible routes to your rift, upping the challenge and forcing decisions from you.
Just place all your traps accordingly and watch them fall face-first into your poison goo and metal spikes. Maybe the orc army only approaches from one direction, or two directions, but down one single path to your base. The maps from the early levels of the campaign are fairly straightforward.
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