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In the first few days, the Flax computer put me under a lot of pressure. To build up the liches, I had to buy sulfur on the external market and do full trades. All battles were given to Nagash as the only one capable of necromancing and starting to assemble an army.
I started the second week with 5 heroes, but prospects began to emerge. Necromancy kicked in, and I repelled a КВ. But then I hesitated to take the Dragon Utopia spots from Tantom (which had everything needed), which became a serious, likely deciding mistake.
Instead, Nagash slowly picked off the opponent's hives, which didn't really change much.
By the end of the third week, seeing the opponent's rapidly growing stats, I rushed into the Dragon Utopia on the timer. I somehow managed the first one, but the second max-level one proved too much to handle. I couldn't capitalize on a good layout
Thanks for the game!
P.S. Fucking Swan Pond is worse than stepping in, excuse me, shit, because you can't even get out of it.
I started the second week with 5 heroes, but prospects began to emerge. Necromancy kicked in, and I repelled a КВ. But then I hesitated to take the Dragon Utopia spots from Tantom (which had everything needed), which became a serious, likely deciding mistake.
Instead, Nagash slowly picked off the opponent's hives, which didn't really change much.
By the end of the third week, seeing the opponent's rapidly growing stats, I rushed into the Dragon Utopia on the timer. I somehow managed the first one, but the second max-level one proved too much to handle. I couldn't capitalize on a good layout
Thanks for the game!
P.S. Fucking Swan Pond is worse than stepping in, excuse me, shit, because you can't even get out of it.
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