Dear Undergrounder, I was only talking about this particular tournament. The goal of this tournament is to find three statues out of 108, and I completed this map in the minimum number of days and along the shortest route.
So, I was looking for some kind of trick on the "Crystal Cube" map. I haven't found anything yet. I only saw an accurate calculation of incorrect actions.
I suggest that after the tournament, we discuss the "incorrectness" that I mentioned.
As for the first NW, I'm not arguing, you did better than I did. I didn't even think it was possible to complete that map so quickly.
If I, for example, design and build a great swimming pool, does that mean I can compete with swimmers in it? No way, I might not even know how to swim.
You shouldn't confuse two completely different types of activities.
The only thing that remains a mystery to me is how you captured the city called "Guild of the Northern Wastes," the passage to which was blocked by 1000 gargoyles?
There weren't a thousand gargoyles, but two. If there were 20 thousand, they would still be defeated just as easily, without any problems. I wouldn't go into a difficult battle with a fairy; she splits the enemies into two groups, which complicates things and also lowers morale. But in this case, it wasn't critical.
Freezing and first strike are more than enough to complete this battle. But since there was no need to save mana, I saved real-time instead - I cast a few more useful spells on the hero, and he became even stronger in battle. But, I repeat, freezing and first strike are enough; I used only those.
Should I post 35 saves from the battle? Here? Would 7-Zip work?
2KENNU the easiest way to identify someone who used cheats is to load their save and, after the victory, instead of points, it says "cheater."
oh, these storytellers..." (C)
Show me at least one such save, okay? - I would be grateful!
Or, if you try to create one, let me know the results. This will improve the overall information background. Otherwise, people read, get misinformed, and that's not good... :)