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No, it’s actually quite interesting. I just meant that clearing neutral creatures is one thing, and encountering the enemy’s main hero, for which our hero should be “prepared,” is a completely different matter.
For example, Orson, with 4 Vampires, can take Utopia in the first 1-2 weeks, so what?
I’ve also seen how Nura takes out 30+ Cyclops with a couple of Gremlins...
That’s why I’m saying that a replay of a battle with neutral creatures doesn’t necessarily indicate that the hero will be stronger than the enemy.
It’s a strange argument. I’m talking about how to level up quickly, and you’re telling me that it doesn’t guarantee an advantage. Of course, it doesn’t guarantee it; if there were even one factor in the game that gave an a priori advantage regardless of the opponent, that factor would be declared “broken” and banned from tournaments. Besides, Ilfin/Wing get the same skills towards the end of the game, namely: defense, light, education, and so on.
Now, regarding leveling up two heroes – doesn’t it bother you that some Warlock or Orc might show up just when the first hero is no longer actively leveling up, and the second hasn’t gained enough strength yet? And will be much stronger than them because he spent all the experience on himself, instead of splitting it between two? And since our army is also split in half according to your method – one has dragons, and the other has everything else – you might end up in trouble and run out of money...
It doesn’t bother me. First, who said that the first hero isn’t leveling up? They’re just going in different directions. Regarding running out of money – if you’re clearing with one hero, and I’m using two, then I’ll definitely have more money ;)
And, by the way, regarding resistance against casters – they “know” when a spell will be deflected and just attack. Only Pitys and Water Elementals can’t attack, so they still cast. But if there’s an opportunity to attack, they will.
What’s that supposed to mean? At least quote something. Yes, casters don’t always attack with magic. It’s not that they “know,” but there’s a certain resistance threshold at which they’ll stop casting and start attacking. I don’t remember the exact number offhand, but it’s something around 40-50%.
Я в мечеть не за праведным словом пришёл.
Не стремясь приобщиться к основам пришёл.
В прошлый раз утащил я молитвенный коврик,
Он истерся до дыр, - я за новым пришёл.

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