Sk1F
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First, I looked at the map (with a code for visibility :eek:), liked it, and decided how I would defeat my unpredictable and intelligent opponent, the computer. Since I kind of like thieves^^, and luckily, the map has a hero with advanced scouting and pathfinding, I decided that he would be my main and only hero, the one I would focus on developing. And the second hero would be my errand boy, doing the dirty work, gathering resources along with the army, capturing mines after I take care of the guards, and leveling up a bit. I chose the Life faction because its magic mainly consists of buffs, which is perfect for a thief, who is also a lone hero). On the first day of my reign, I built a stable to somehow speed up my subjects. So, for an entire week, I ran around with my army, fought, and gained experience (I couldn't run around myself yet, as my health wasn't high enough). And one of those days, I saw two mages on my path, and as a true thief, I couldn't leave them alone). After a not-too-long battle, I searched the mage, and to my surprise, his pockets weren't empty. He had a potion of stamina, and while I was searching his pockets, my army had time to rest and gain +5 to movement. From now on, I decided not to miss these mages on my path, because speed is everything for a thief. As soon as I got the Expert in Stealth skill, I sent the army that remained after all the battles to my second helper and went on my own adventure.
Now, I could "borrow" many good things from inattentive guards, and when I got the Grand Master of Stealth skill, everything on the map became "common," that is, mine. During the past week, I built a guild in the Castle, checked if there were any spells I needed, and bought scrolls in the Conservatory of Life, which I encountered on my path. Later, I learned them as soon as I grasped the basics of Life magic. And then I galloped to my opponent to "make friends" :D. I stayed on his territory for 3 weeks and 6 days. After running around and leveling up a bit more, I visited him in his Castle. By the way, he was an Elf;.
And finally, my thoughts on the map. It will be very interesting in a multiplayer game because the computer opponent either can't or considers it beneath him :D to use thieves. It wouldn't hurt to rename it to better suit the thief playstyle. And if something needs to be fixed, it would be better to create two maps: one for true thieves and another for those who don't like the thief style.
Well, that's just my opinion, so please don't be too harsh:rolleyes:. And big respect and kudos to the author.
Now, I could "borrow" many good things from inattentive guards, and when I got the Grand Master of Stealth skill, everything on the map became "common," that is, mine. During the past week, I built a guild in the Castle, checked if there were any spells I needed, and bought scrolls in the Conservatory of Life, which I encountered on my path. Later, I learned them as soon as I grasped the basics of Life magic. And then I galloped to my opponent to "make friends" :D. I stayed on his territory for 3 weeks and 6 days. After running around and leveling up a bit more, I visited him in his Castle. By the way, he was an Elf;.
And finally, my thoughts on the map. It will be very interesting in a multiplayer game because the computer opponent either can't or considers it beneath him :D to use thieves. It wouldn't hurt to rename it to better suit the thief playstyle. And if something needs to be fixed, it would be better to create two maps: one for true thieves and another for those who don't like the thief style.
Well, that's just my opinion, so please don't be too harsh:rolleyes:. And big respect and kudos to the author.