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Hey! I decided to play again. I'm tired of playing with "normal maps," and I wanted some excitement.
So:
1. I played as Russia with the Inferno faction. I developed quite quickly, gathered my first army, and broke through the garrison. A couple of locations also managed to gain strength, but not enough – I destroyed the strongest blue player immediately, then the rest. Some were barely starting. This time, it was quite smooth at this stage, except for the guardians at the tents – everywhere there were legions of dragons, and those nasty dragonlings were especially annoying.
2. And then the tedious questing began. I had a hard time remembering the order in which I completed them. I unlocked a good number of maps and went scouting in the lower right corner... (for those who know). I almost got caught on false paths a couple of times, but I still managed to find the right strategy.
3. And finally, with a decent army, I reached Andra. Everything would have been fine, but those 2000 Hydras were really annoying (I had an amulet that provided a counter to the Serpents). I managed to win, but not on the first try: as soon as the Hydras got close, they wiped out my entire army. I only defeated the opponent with the help of a powerful Berserker against these creatures, plus the nearby Cows and Serpents.
4. After that, I was puzzled for some time about where the green tent was (I forgot). As soon as I found it, I remembered everything; it's the wildest place, of course.
5. The next obstacle was that I had to advance into the Dungeon to get the artifact (Sniper Bow), and it turned out that I could only get it with a powerful unit there. Last time, I destroyed it before the green tent, but this time, I left it for later.
6. After that, it was much easier. I had already approached Sandro and the desired city before, and after that, I not only had to approach but also defeat them.
By the way, Sandro would have been more persistent if he had primary skills other than 0. The city turned out to be not as strong as it seemed; there wasn't even a hero there, only a massive army, which was also easy to defeat, considering all the power I had accumulated over many months.
It was once again confirmed that this is an amazing quest-based, large-scale, and awesome map!
P.S. Maybe I'll play it a third time someday; we'll see.
P.P.S. By the way, I haven't mentioned before that I'm playing with WoG, so there are certain features
So:
1. I played as Russia with the Inferno faction. I developed quite quickly, gathered my first army, and broke through the garrison. A couple of locations also managed to gain strength, but not enough – I destroyed the strongest blue player immediately, then the rest. Some were barely starting. This time, it was quite smooth at this stage, except for the guardians at the tents – everywhere there were legions of dragons, and those nasty dragonlings were especially annoying.
2. And then the tedious questing began. I had a hard time remembering the order in which I completed them. I unlocked a good number of maps and went scouting in the lower right corner... (for those who know). I almost got caught on false paths a couple of times, but I still managed to find the right strategy.
3. And finally, with a decent army, I reached Andra. Everything would have been fine, but those 2000 Hydras were really annoying (I had an amulet that provided a counter to the Serpents). I managed to win, but not on the first try: as soon as the Hydras got close, they wiped out my entire army. I only defeated the opponent with the help of a powerful Berserker against these creatures, plus the nearby Cows and Serpents.
4. After that, I was puzzled for some time about where the green tent was (I forgot). As soon as I found it, I remembered everything; it's the wildest place, of course.
5. The next obstacle was that I had to advance into the Dungeon to get the artifact (Sniper Bow), and it turned out that I could only get it with a powerful unit there. Last time, I destroyed it before the green tent, but this time, I left it for later.
6. After that, it was much easier. I had already approached Sandro and the desired city before, and after that, I not only had to approach but also defeat them.
By the way, Sandro would have been more persistent if he had primary skills other than 0. The city turned out to be not as strong as it seemed; there wasn't even a hero there, only a massive army, which was also easy to defeat, considering all the power I had accumulated over many months.
It was once again confirmed that this is an amazing quest-based, large-scale, and awesome map!
P.S. Maybe I'll play it a third time someday; we'll see.
P.P.S. By the way, I haven't mentioned before that I'm playing with WoG, so there are certain features
