Dust_HL
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I would rephrase it slightly: "What's the point of posting, developing it online, if none of the 'locals' participate, play, or accept help from other resources in this endeavor?" :-(
PReDS (green, warlord, knight, host) def. Dust (yellow, warlord, barbarian). Teleports, 137
Yes, that's how it was. All that's left to add is that...
I didn't build dragons because I made a mistake and moved my hero to the wrong place, thinking about something more important ;-) and instead of taking the necessary money for building Hydras with two heroes (or practically any), I first had one hero stand in a line, then the others, and did the same. I don't know what I was thinking! I realized I wasn't building, the dragons weren't being built day by day, and I had no resource problems! PReDS, of course, gave me an auto-build, but I didn't take it because I was to blame - I shouldn't play so carelessly, I decided to teach myself discipline. Well, I still hoped that PReDS wouldn't build dragons too... the lesson was successful, and my opponent, I must give him credit, didn't play so thoughtlessly, and the dragons appeared. That's how the game was decided! :-) Although after that, I still decided to make the most of the situation, to fight, but I was unlucky, or rather, my opponent's dragons were lucky. In the decisive battle for the Castle, his two Death Knights first attacked the Gargoyles on Luck, and then in the final phase, the Minotaurs. As a result, only one Death Knight remained with about 14-16 HP against the Hydras... I had to pay them off because both I and the attacker had to retreat. After that, I, of course, still tried to turn things around, but against the Dragons, you can't push through unless your opponent makes gross mistakes, but theoretically, the game is lost because my main force, in the form of 22 Dwarves and 7 Hydras, couldn't kill even one Dragon flying around the field.
Thank you for the game!
PReDS (green, warlord, knight, host) def. Dust (yellow, warlord, barbarian). Teleports, 137
Yes, that's how it was. All that's left to add is that...
I didn't build dragons because I made a mistake and moved my hero to the wrong place, thinking about something more important ;-) and instead of taking the necessary money for building Hydras with two heroes (or practically any), I first had one hero stand in a line, then the others, and did the same. I don't know what I was thinking! I realized I wasn't building, the dragons weren't being built day by day, and I had no resource problems! PReDS, of course, gave me an auto-build, but I didn't take it because I was to blame - I shouldn't play so carelessly, I decided to teach myself discipline. Well, I still hoped that PReDS wouldn't build dragons too... the lesson was successful, and my opponent, I must give him credit, didn't play so thoughtlessly, and the dragons appeared. That's how the game was decided! :-) Although after that, I still decided to make the most of the situation, to fight, but I was unlucky, or rather, my opponent's dragons were lucky. In the decisive battle for the Castle, his two Death Knights first attacked the Gargoyles on Luck, and then in the final phase, the Minotaurs. As a result, only one Death Knight remained with about 14-16 HP against the Hydras... I had to pay them off because both I and the attacker had to retreat. After that, I, of course, still tried to turn things around, but against the Dragons, you can't push through unless your opponent makes gross mistakes, but theoretically, the game is lost because my main force, in the form of 22 Dwarves and 7 Hydras, couldn't kill even one Dragon flying around the field.
Thank you for the game!