It’s strange to me that you suggest gathering a “strong army,” but you provide numbers that don’t really reflect strength (in this mission).
It’s strange that you say, “Faidaen should be at least level 25,” when he’s already well above level 25 after all the previous missions.
Do you understand? You’re suggesting a power-based tactic, but even Faidaen isn’t properly leveled up. Therefore, the description of the tactic sounds contradictory.
P.S. What does cheating have to do with it at all...:smile32:
Dude, you don’t get it. I wrote “at least,” meaning I came to that conclusion myself, and why are you so fixated on the numbers? The level doesn’t matter; what matters is how you spend the level. And level 25 is just a rough estimate of how high you can level up Fedya in the later missions.
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I was also surprised by the size of TibWar’s “huge” army. Thanks to my habit of getting the most out of each mission, Faidaen was level 30 at the beginning of the mission and ended the mission as a level 33 hero.
I don’t remember the size of Faidaen’s army when he left the Dungeon, but it was quite substantial. It only contained elven troops. A Necromancer with about 200 dragons was also nearby, just in case.
TibWar, don’t be offended. Everyone plays as they can. If the mission was completed, then everything was done correctly. As long as there are no problems in the following missions. After all, Faidaen still has to fight strong enemies in the 6th Campaign. Therefore, in this campaign, it is desirable to level him up as much as possible.
And regarding luck, I also had some missions where the map was favorable when I was in a difficult situation. Especially for the hero.
No, Boris K, you don’t get it. I started with a level 29 hero because I learned from my mistakes. Last time, I started at level 24 and lost because I didn’t distribute the skills correctly. I finished the mission at level 35.
Вы меня будете помнить до последнего дня смерти!:smile24:
Смеpть не стpашна. Стpашно то, что это навсегда...:smile34: