Errm, what do you mean by that and what exactly are you talking about? I'm sorry, English is way more understandable for me than Google-translated Russian :)

Yandex Translate has failed me!
You said, paraphrasing, that SoD_SP keeps adding features which can be negative in some way.
I generally try to make the changes optional, although some of them are currently set in stone - it's hard to imagine some people allowing their game to freeze, for example, when a solution is available. My question was which features should also receive an option to turn on/off as well? It is very easy to do, just takes a bit of time.
Of course, a few things will never be possible (Multiplayer, for example).

In SoD_SP 1.16, I will add a way for the mapmaker to enforce which SoD_SP options should be on or off. If you don't want SoD_SP on your map or if you absolutely want to require it, etc. - the mapmaker will be able to decide.

RoseKavalier, 0-peasant and titan still can beat 2 behes, little RNG here but it's possible: https://imgur.com/a/ydgdtkx

And yes, the fight with the Duck and 0-peasant can also be won.

Ok, Peasant is really gone now. I wanted to do this initially - not sure why I didn't :confused:


On the plus side, you can use Peasant vs. Firebird, almost guaranteed win even without Poison.

well, there is such an option: https://imgur.com/a/9zUoNKt

I was thinking about it in the first version of the map, but I didn't try to implement it because there were other options. The looping tactic is found quite quickly, but then everything is quite monotonous in terms of movement.

Or is this not the right option either? :)

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I did not want to put too many Bears to prevent carpal tunnel.

Ah, I just don't have the opportunity to look at it at work.
It looks logical and beautiful.
Only one thing confuses me - the level of Gunnar and the remaining movement points - there are too many remaining. And the presence of a wyvern, for which there is no idea with such a walkthrough.
I'm leaving about 30 percent, that the solution is different.
I tried to find a clue through the movement points. It's amazing that there are enough of them from turn to turn to go there with a wyvern, fight, go for a quest for a titan, return back, mercury, necklace, and back on foot. But such a route is somehow mega-absurd.

The trick I wanted to force to use from the start - visiting 6 Swords Pandora's Box without leaving the Monolith tile. Since everything I wanted to be discovered was, I reveal some other things that were part of the plans:

This can be done in two ways - a result of being on top of the entrance 'yellow' object.
1- Remove Waterwalk boots - water -> land lets you use the mouse
2- Use keyboard arrows or Numpad

2 also allows this type of movement which is not normally possible. This was in the initial plan to save movement spending using the spacebar.


Initially, I had given Gunnar Waterwalk so that it could only be solved with the keyboard. However, I was worried about a bug where the game 'forgets' you've cast Waterwalk / Fly after walking quite a bit. It would create a problem with spell points.

Extra movement: The early drafts of the map had a more complicated path and required more back-and-forth - there was just enough movement to make it on 111. However, it felt a bit wrong and was quite repetitive (you had to go to the Dungeon town several times, and the path was longer), plus when I tried making optional win paths, it was just bad. In the end, I decided against ACE (arbitrary code execution - like other map I posted) to give exactly the required movement and simply accepted that there was too much movement available for precise calculation to be required with 111 finish.
Level 108 would require Oasis, but there was not room on 18x18 to fit everything.

The XL map I am working on - title DID - has a lot of movement intricacies for a few months, combined with some tricky fights and some special things. It's about 40% done, but I expect the next 60% to be faster in completion - open phase of the map finally! I received good comments from Biobob when he tested some parts of it.

@Dirty_Player
RNG in this map is 'controlled' as follows:
*no morale/luck enabled for the player (either temp negative morale/luck or Cursed Ground) - to prevent AI of getting them, you have Spirit of Oppression
*no need for good/bad damage rolls to win/survive

SoD_SP does not (and never will) modify this - just reinstates the original heroes3 function that was changed by HD+.