S.D.
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Thank you for the flattering feedback; I'm very glad that my humble work provided you with a few hours of enjoyable gameplay. However, you're being a bit disingenuous:
"I was lucky, and in the very first level-ups, I got an expert diplomat" - Gandalf has diplomacy from the start.
"On the fifth day, they take 9999 gold and 10 resources" - the Eye of Sauron starts working on the 19th day.
"And there's the dimension door. Without it, it's impossible to win, in my opinion" - it's quite possible, and if it were up to the author, he would be banned.
"The most interesting part was, of course, at the end..." - do you think we should reduce the strength of the final bosses? And how was the mid-game in general? Were there any problems with the Nazgûl? Did the Eye of Sauron's development slow down too much? Did Elrond, Galadriel, and someone from Rohan survive in your party?
And most importantly, did you pay attention to the signs, rumors in the tavern, and other atmosphere, or did that take a backseat during the playthrough? And any wishes/suggestions would be welcome.
"I was lucky, and in the very first level-ups, I got an expert diplomat" - Gandalf has diplomacy from the start.
"On the fifth day, they take 9999 gold and 10 resources" - the Eye of Sauron starts working on the 19th day.
"And there's the dimension door. Without it, it's impossible to win, in my opinion" - it's quite possible, and if it were up to the author, he would be banned.
"The most interesting part was, of course, at the end..." - do you think we should reduce the strength of the final bosses? And how was the mid-game in general? Were there any problems with the Nazgûl? Did the Eye of Sauron's development slow down too much? Did Elrond, Galadriel, and someone from Rohan survive in your party?
And most importantly, did you pay attention to the signs, rumors in the tavern, and other atmosphere, or did that take a backseat during the playthrough? And any wishes/suggestions would be welcome.