Rambo1969
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As I intended, I replayed the map (with/without a hero). This time, I didn't bother with anyone or spend a long time building up my strength; I just went straight for it and wiped everyone out :cool: (because now I definitely knew that the devil wasn't as scary as his little imp :smile51: :smile05:).
On the third week, I captured my city, and a week later, I broke through to the Necropolis, and another week later, I crushed them along with the boss :smile18:. I gathered all the units from their castles, took the Gargoyles and Golems (since they don't transform into undead), and headed to the Demons :smile10:. I didn't capture their cities; I just went straight to the boss and beat him up :cool: (even a bunch of Fire Elementals couldn't help the poor guy). Then I went to the Phoenix, whom I defeated just a couple of days after the Demons, and immediately headed back to my city :smile13:.
True, on the way, I was first attacked by a Barbarian, and then by a Demon, but both died quickly and without losses :smile34:, only speeding up the Walkthrough thanks to the "path of war."
After defeating the bosses, I talked to the mage at the entrance to the Castle; just then, caravans with Necromancers arrived (oh, I forgot to take the Gargoyles and Golems from my Castle :eek:, I even wanted to replay the ending because of this, but everything worked out), and I went "blindly" through the abyss to the top of the mountain.
This time, the super-boss (unlike the last time) had a considerable number of minions (from 100 to 300 each, depending on the type, and after their destruction, new ones appeared), but they didn't help him. True, my army also almost completely perished there (the battle is attached) :smile19:.
The result is a victory in 46 days.
The most difficult thing in the game was to "correctly" develop the hero during the first three weeks.
On the third week, I captured my city, and a week later, I broke through to the Necropolis, and another week later, I crushed them along with the boss :smile18:. I gathered all the units from their castles, took the Gargoyles and Golems (since they don't transform into undead), and headed to the Demons :smile10:. I didn't capture their cities; I just went straight to the boss and beat him up :cool: (even a bunch of Fire Elementals couldn't help the poor guy). Then I went to the Phoenix, whom I defeated just a couple of days after the Demons, and immediately headed back to my city :smile13:.
True, on the way, I was first attacked by a Barbarian, and then by a Demon, but both died quickly and without losses :smile34:, only speeding up the Walkthrough thanks to the "path of war."
After defeating the bosses, I talked to the mage at the entrance to the Castle; just then, caravans with Necromancers arrived (oh, I forgot to take the Gargoyles and Golems from my Castle :eek:, I even wanted to replay the ending because of this, but everything worked out), and I went "blindly" through the abyss to the top of the mountain.
This time, the super-boss (unlike the last time) had a considerable number of minions (from 100 to 300 each, depending on the type, and after their destruction, new ones appeared), but they didn't help him. True, my army also almost completely perished there (the battle is attached) :smile19:.
The result is a victory in 46 days.
The most difficult thing in the game was to "correctly" develop the hero during the first three weeks.
Если споришь глупцом - срочно проверь не делает ли он тоже самое!:smile13:
Древняя восточная мудрость (вольный перевод)
Древняя восточная мудрость (вольный перевод)