Jelen117
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Almost made it home. Thanks to the organizers for the tournament, and to everyone who supported me for their encouragement. I really enjoyed the wine, food, and nature in Georgia. A word about the games, if anyone is interested:
The most engaging game was the match against Kaliban. In the semifinals, I jumped to the opponent's respawn on day 125, captured a town with a mage guild that already had Town Portal and Armageddon, as well as almost all the power on first-level creatures, and he didn't surrender. It turned out he had already pulled a Dimension Door scroll from a utopia. After a long chase where the opponent gained an advantage over me in map control due to angels and a very conveniently located Conflux (a split one cell apart), he exposed his Kyrre to my Armageddon (he built upgraded efreets that day and gained +1 speed, surprising the opponent who had counted on his speed advantage). And that plan worked because I had earlier Armageddoned the opponent's Gurni down by -1 angel (belly +6 to SP and КО), leaving only 2 angels in the main stack.
The match against Falcon was one-sided, not much to talk about.
Regarding the game against Dave: I think I played the first week quite quickly, it's just that the map required many difficult fights. But then the lack of a timer killed my Miriam. Many small mistakes and a few major ones — against Dave that means zero chance.
Ave dAve, congratulations for fantastic game quality. What you deserved last year came back in this :P
The most engaging game was the match against Kaliban. In the semifinals, I jumped to the opponent's respawn on day 125, captured a town with a mage guild that already had Town Portal and Armageddon, as well as almost all the power on first-level creatures, and he didn't surrender. It turned out he had already pulled a Dimension Door scroll from a utopia. After a long chase where the opponent gained an advantage over me in map control due to angels and a very conveniently located Conflux (a split one cell apart), he exposed his Kyrre to my Armageddon (he built upgraded efreets that day and gained +1 speed, surprising the opponent who had counted on his speed advantage). And that plan worked because I had earlier Armageddoned the opponent's Gurni down by -1 angel (belly +6 to SP and КО), leaving only 2 angels in the main stack.
The match against Falcon was one-sided, not much to talk about.
Regarding the game against Dave: I think I played the first week quite quickly, it's just that the map required many difficult fights. But then the lack of a timer killed my Miriam. Many small mistakes and a few major ones — against Dave that means zero chance.
Ave dAve, congratulations for fantastic game quality. What you deserved last year came back in this :P
