Good point, when your playing multiples that would cause an issue unless each player had their own grunts but then that changes the whole dynamic.  I played last night for a bit and this time I felt more comfortable with the chaos, maybe it is just a matter of needing to become more familiar with the gameplay.

I have a full post on this and some other stuff I'm putting up later, but one of my idea was for generals to be able to place markers to "direct" or "give priority" for creeps.

Ex: place a "catapultasauria attack this" marker to get them to focus on destroying a tower or "minotaur guard" to get your minotaurs to protect a flag.

This gives generals the ability to direct their team's creeps' actions, but not complete control.

...then that team has terrible teamwork? You have the abilty to type messages for a reason.

so demigod is not supposed to be a teamgame and assassins should be generals?

howhat?!

I suppose I just don't understand the role of the creep, are they nothing more than fodder for Demigod experience points?

I am a regulus player obviously from my avatar but whatever DG I am I want creep support espicially in beggining. i am also saying its hard to do what your saying pelorn but when it comes to teamwork generally we can get what are allies are thinking and help them out. But when it comes to team creeps I think they should stay as they are for both feed and protection. grunts arn't cannonfodder in later levels like catas for me are very escential for vicyory, and when I wasn't as good I usually won against nightmares or better players by simply getting very good grunts. When I say better players I mean players that were on alot higher level, and killing alot more.

basicly like call of dutys airstrikes and helis and radar.hmmmmmm. I'm not quite convinced, I personally think that generals should be focused on their troops control. team grunts are a teams for a reason. They should be shared for the entire team. This is one gameplay mechanic that has worked in many other games like Dota and tides of blood. It allows eveyone to concentrate on what their Dg is doing and if their a general what their grunts are doing and what u need to make them do. Assains and generals use grunts to help and even if for one spawn it could mean that an attacking assasin or general dies because his/her troops left them in the midst of battle or never came at all.

Early game, creep push through and demigods will usually require creep to be present to siege with any effect; exception to this is of course Regulus and, to a certain extent, Rook.

I am against giving players control of creep for numerous reasons; early game they do little other than serve as EXP for demigods. All that will happen is that the teams will prevent creep from attacking the enemy base (either by directing them to stop or by leading on as long and scenic a route as possible) to deny the enemy team EXP and gold.

That's not helpful.