Sadness
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It was all very sweaty.
In the starting zone, all the mines were in the corner of the map; I didn't paint them until the third week, so for a long time I couldn't properly build up the GM.
Labeta arrives at the start, and I begin leveling. The computers are swamp and necromancer; the first one takes the off-road path, the second takes the long road, and only reached me by the second week. There were buffs there; the necromancer appeared in the tavern for the first time, and I started slowly accumulating bones.
By the end of the second week, Tant arrived with 250+ bones, wandering through my starting zone until he was taken down by a loser with advanced air magic. I got lucky: there were several cons; with Labeta, they were dealt with without any problems, but they were all quite far away, so I only collected them all by 127.
The opponent didn't surrender, while I continued gathering resources for the GM, slowly leveling the necromancer and breaking hives. There was absolutely nothing for tempo; only by 137 did I capture the opponent's castle with a stable, before that everything was barely scraping by. At that moment, there were about 250 bones in total; meanwhile, the opp got Galtran in the tavern and another whole crowd of necromancers, starting to slowly restore his former power. On 142 I break the first Dragon Utopia (as always, I didn't like the utopias, this one was in the opponent's treasure zone), there are wings there. I quickly ran to another treasure zone, where there was +5 all and a hive. Then, during that same week, I build the GM, finally get DD for once, gather all my forces into a fist, and at the beginning of the 2nd month, I attack the opponent's swamp. By the way, on 211 the necessary artifacts for AOTD arrived; I already had the red orb and vial of life with the quest ring, so I boldly moved forward. The opp eventually surfaced with 1500 bones; we pushed cities back and forth a bit, it was harder for me due to the lack of tempo, and there were times when I lacked 100 mp to cast. In the end, the opp assembled AOTD himself and holed up in the swamp, after which on 222 I decided to attack.
The battle was never played; the opponent had to leave, then we decided not to finish the game, although both had chances in the fight since I was attacking with aotd and the red orb, but the opp's stats were stronger.
Thanks for the game.
In the starting zone, all the mines were in the corner of the map; I didn't paint them until the third week, so for a long time I couldn't properly build up the GM.
Labeta arrives at the start, and I begin leveling. The computers are swamp and necromancer; the first one takes the off-road path, the second takes the long road, and only reached me by the second week. There were buffs there; the necromancer appeared in the tavern for the first time, and I started slowly accumulating bones.
By the end of the second week, Tant arrived with 250+ bones, wandering through my starting zone until he was taken down by a loser with advanced air magic. I got lucky: there were several cons; with Labeta, they were dealt with without any problems, but they were all quite far away, so I only collected them all by 127.
The opponent didn't surrender, while I continued gathering resources for the GM, slowly leveling the necromancer and breaking hives. There was absolutely nothing for tempo; only by 137 did I capture the opponent's castle with a stable, before that everything was barely scraping by. At that moment, there were about 250 bones in total; meanwhile, the opp got Galtran in the tavern and another whole crowd of necromancers, starting to slowly restore his former power. On 142 I break the first Dragon Utopia (as always, I didn't like the utopias, this one was in the opponent's treasure zone), there are wings there. I quickly ran to another treasure zone, where there was +5 all and a hive. Then, during that same week, I build the GM, finally get DD for once, gather all my forces into a fist, and at the beginning of the 2nd month, I attack the opponent's swamp. By the way, on 211 the necessary artifacts for AOTD arrived; I already had the red orb and vial of life with the quest ring, so I boldly moved forward. The opp eventually surfaced with 1500 bones; we pushed cities back and forth a bit, it was harder for me due to the lack of tempo, and there were times when I lacked 100 mp to cast. In the end, the opp assembled AOTD himself and holed up in the swamp, after which on 222 I decided to attack.
The battle was never played; the opponent had to leave, then we decided not to finish the game, although both had chances in the fight since I was attacking with aotd and the red orb, but the opp's stats were stronger.
Thanks for the game.
