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Excellent campaign. But I encountered a problem: in the second mission, the skill related to retraining upgraded troops doesn't work. I click on the skill while standing with Andrias in the city. In the garrison interface that appears, I move the peasants (militia in Lords of the Horde), then click "OK," and nothing happens. The mouse cursor changes to an hourglass, and nothing happens, but I can't do anything else either. I have to close the game abruptly. Am I doing something wrong?
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* * * * *Launched via NCF.
* * * * *Completed it. Thank you to the author for the wonderful campaign. "Perhaps a sequel will follow" - I would like that. And now, a little about my opinion.
1st mission: Small, quick mission. As an introduction, it's great. (the idea with the vengeful Necromancer is excellent)
2nd mission: Water, I really don't like swimming in this game. Luckily, there's a mentor for the "Pillage" skill. Everything is destroyed easily, and I leveled up all the heroes to level 28. The only problem: the elves that constantly come after you. The solution: a regular hero with a large army at the shipyard on your island. (thank you for the boots of levitation, I'm using them for the first time)
3rd mission: a dark map with "alt" constantly pressed to highlight everything. (fire elementals against ice at the portal - well thought out)
4th mission: a large, action-packed map - exactly what I like. Not incredible, just good. ;)*I captured all the cities and placed my heroes with an army a short distance from the spawn point of the hostile heroes, so that when they spawned, they would just stand there because they couldn't pass through the narrow passage and because of the hero with a stronger army. Varens cleared everything with paladins. Only against the Warlock did I need more.*
5th mission: Agbeth annoyed me by constantly attacking from two sides. But as soon as I fought him off, I quickly rushed to his Dungeon, and he immediately hid in the Castle and was defeated there. The mages didn't attack even once; I don't know if that was intentional or not.
* * * * * * All the missions in the campaign are very beautifully and richly designed; the author gets a ten out of ten. I played on "Recruit" difficulty.
Added 20 minutes ago
* * * * *Launched via NCF.
* * * * *Completed it. Thank you to the author for the wonderful campaign. "Perhaps a sequel will follow" - I would like that. And now, a little about my opinion.
1st mission: Small, quick mission. As an introduction, it's great. (the idea with the vengeful Necromancer is excellent)
2nd mission: Water, I really don't like swimming in this game. Luckily, there's a mentor for the "Pillage" skill. Everything is destroyed easily, and I leveled up all the heroes to level 28. The only problem: the elves that constantly come after you. The solution: a regular hero with a large army at the shipyard on your island. (thank you for the boots of levitation, I'm using them for the first time)
3rd mission: a dark map with "alt" constantly pressed to highlight everything. (fire elementals against ice at the portal - well thought out)
4th mission: a large, action-packed map - exactly what I like. Not incredible, just good. ;)*I captured all the cities and placed my heroes with an army a short distance from the spawn point of the hostile heroes, so that when they spawned, they would just stand there because they couldn't pass through the narrow passage and because of the hero with a stronger army. Varens cleared everything with paladins. Only against the Warlock did I need more.*
5th mission: Agbeth annoyed me by constantly attacking from two sides. But as soon as I fought him off, I quickly rushed to his Dungeon, and he immediately hid in the Castle and was defeated there. The mages didn't attack even once; I don't know if that was intentional or not.
* * * * * * All the missions in the campaign are very beautifully and richly designed; the author gets a ten out of ten. I played on "Recruit" difficulty.
