vadim_t
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Yeah, IMHO, the Master's maps were somehow easier to complete...
The quest to provide reinforcements to Tilseck has been completed. After that, Gabriel arrives with a crazy army, and Victor jumps out of a portal (it was mentioned in the previous post that the portal would close after completing the quest). Gabriel goes first, duplicates 357 griffins, and then everything becomes very sad. She doesn't want to fight in the Castle. IMHO, the map can only be completed a) with luck (in both my Castles, I didn't have any Screaming or Horde of Rage) and b) with a very high player skill level. As already noted, the difficulty level doesn't matter – I played on Recruit only to avoid worrying about resources at the beginning.
As always in such cases, the question arises: why did the author try so hard, bother with scripts, and come up with a plot? How can you find time, for example, to complete the quest with the mage if you constantly have to jump into the Castle and defend yourself?
I think I won't try to complete this scenario in this version – it's clear that I need to grind again (worrying about every first battle), get the necessary spells in the Castles, count every move – knowing in advance what needs to be done, etc. In order to eventually overwhelm Clara with brute force, skipping half of the plot and quests.
The quest to provide reinforcements to Tilseck has been completed. After that, Gabriel arrives with a crazy army, and Victor jumps out of a portal (it was mentioned in the previous post that the portal would close after completing the quest). Gabriel goes first, duplicates 357 griffins, and then everything becomes very sad. She doesn't want to fight in the Castle. IMHO, the map can only be completed a) with luck (in both my Castles, I didn't have any Screaming or Horde of Rage) and b) with a very high player skill level. As already noted, the difficulty level doesn't matter – I played on Recruit only to avoid worrying about resources at the beginning.
As always in such cases, the question arises: why did the author try so hard, bother with scripts, and come up with a plot? How can you find time, for example, to complete the quest with the mage if you constantly have to jump into the Castle and defend yourself?
I think I won't try to complete this scenario in this version – it's clear that I need to grind again (worrying about every first battle), get the necessary spells in the Castles, count every move – knowing in advance what needs to be done, etc. In order to eventually overwhelm Clara with brute force, skipping half of the plot and quests.
