MicroElf
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14.08.2017 MicroElf (Red, Castle, Valeska, Ivor) lose moonlyer (Blue, Dungeon, Gunnar) 6lm10a 145
I chose all restarts. I deeply regretted the first one when I decided not to give my opponent a double with a good layout. I thought that taking the first rest was acceptable. In the end, I had to play an extremely difficult respawn. The way to the crossroads was blocked by orcs, and the fork by mummies. My respawn was small, in the center, and completely without money. While fighting toward the crossroads, harpies also boosted their morale and picked off several archers from an already weak starting army. I had to find a way to the crossroads via off-road paths. I desperately tried to find money and wood for horses, even without a citadel. For this reason, I didn't buy knights and didn't even take heroes, yet I still fell short by 400 coins. Partly due to bad luck—I took small chests while scouting the large one slightly later—but partly because of non-optimal scouting. It was entirely possible to collect everything with fewer unnecessary moves. Consequently, I fell behind by a week in time since I only got horses on the second.
I couldn't find a path to the nearest computer; on the second, I rushed toward the far one. I took it very successfully, but before that, I overestimated my strength in an optional battle and lost my horses, which slowed down development even further. The only positives were the good hero leveling and the hope that the opponent was also progressing slowly and I would have time to get going.
Alas, on the third week, I did everything very slowly. The hives turned out to be small, I took unnecessary losses, and the only thing well-scouted was the path to a one-way passage which I didn't dare enter without seeing the return teleport. In the end, I saw no further development; I encountered a computer that had significantly cut down the same-side resources. I managed to take it, but by this point, the opponent's stats had already begun to grow, and it became clear that he was breaking Dragon Utopia and I had very little time left. I didn't manage to find anything, and my army was too weak for Dragon Utopia. The opponent crushed me with a total advantage in army and stats, with control and Castle skills. Thanks for the game.
I chose all restarts. I deeply regretted the first one when I decided not to give my opponent a double with a good layout. I thought that taking the first rest was acceptable. In the end, I had to play an extremely difficult respawn. The way to the crossroads was blocked by orcs, and the fork by mummies. My respawn was small, in the center, and completely without money. While fighting toward the crossroads, harpies also boosted their morale and picked off several archers from an already weak starting army. I had to find a way to the crossroads via off-road paths. I desperately tried to find money and wood for horses, even without a citadel. For this reason, I didn't buy knights and didn't even take heroes, yet I still fell short by 400 coins. Partly due to bad luck—I took small chests while scouting the large one slightly later—but partly because of non-optimal scouting. It was entirely possible to collect everything with fewer unnecessary moves. Consequently, I fell behind by a week in time since I only got horses on the second.
I couldn't find a path to the nearest computer; on the second, I rushed toward the far one. I took it very successfully, but before that, I overestimated my strength in an optional battle and lost my horses, which slowed down development even further. The only positives were the good hero leveling and the hope that the opponent was also progressing slowly and I would have time to get going.
Alas, on the third week, I did everything very slowly. The hives turned out to be small, I took unnecessary losses, and the only thing well-scouted was the path to a one-way passage which I didn't dare enter without seeing the return teleport. In the end, I saw no further development; I encountered a computer that had significantly cut down the same-side resources. I managed to take it, but by this point, the opponent's stats had already begun to grow, and it became clear that he was breaking Dragon Utopia and I had very little time left. I didn't manage to find anything, and my army was too weak for Dragon Utopia. The opponent crushed me with a total advantage in army and stats, with control and Castle skills. Thanks for the game.
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