ZveroBoy
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There might be some issues with the tomb, but if you place it in the same location as in my walkthrough, it shouldn't be difficult to approach and pick it up. Also, remember to use the spacebar to select the tomb. :)
Regarding the time it takes to defeat a unit at the ferry, I'll say this: the total size of the walkthrough files was over two gigabytes, and I've long had the habit of packing the walkthrough files into a single archive due to the constant lack of free space on my hard drive. At the same time, I first extract the hero files from the standard archives created by the game, as the compression ratio there is negligible. Also, to increase the compression level, the files are automatically assigned uniform attributes, so in the final archive, all files have the same dates, but for easy navigation, I have long developed a system for classifying their names so as not to get confused. So, right now, it's impossible to accurately see how long a particular battle took, but as far as I remember, I played the entire fifth day during the period from the second to the third of June, and the first four days took up all the remaining time of the tournament, as it is in them that there are several tedious battles, without which it is impossible to achieve the same result as mine. By the way, if you want, you can also bypass the dragon unit at the ferry using the tomb, so this group of dragons essentially doesn't matter for the walkthrough.
This entire tournament is very conducive to using tomb-related strategies, which the well-known HW player IronAxe was a master of. It's a pity that he didn't participate in the tournament; otherwise, we might have seen an even better result than mine, because theoretically, it is possible to finish the game on the fourth day. And everyone knows Axe's iron determination in matters of completing "official" tournaments. In general, it's a pity that he didn't play, and honestly, it's a pity that not many people played this time. :eek: Personally, I really enjoyed the tournament; the map was chosen by the organizers with care and gave me a lot of pleasure during the playthrough. I think the other players also found it interesting to play. :)
Regarding the time it takes to defeat a unit at the ferry, I'll say this: the total size of the walkthrough files was over two gigabytes, and I've long had the habit of packing the walkthrough files into a single archive due to the constant lack of free space on my hard drive. At the same time, I first extract the hero files from the standard archives created by the game, as the compression ratio there is negligible. Also, to increase the compression level, the files are automatically assigned uniform attributes, so in the final archive, all files have the same dates, but for easy navigation, I have long developed a system for classifying their names so as not to get confused. So, right now, it's impossible to accurately see how long a particular battle took, but as far as I remember, I played the entire fifth day during the period from the second to the third of June, and the first four days took up all the remaining time of the tournament, as it is in them that there are several tedious battles, without which it is impossible to achieve the same result as mine. By the way, if you want, you can also bypass the dragon unit at the ferry using the tomb, so this group of dragons essentially doesn't matter for the walkthrough.
This entire tournament is very conducive to using tomb-related strategies, which the well-known HW player IronAxe was a master of. It's a pity that he didn't participate in the tournament; otherwise, we might have seen an even better result than mine, because theoretically, it is possible to finish the game on the fourth day. And everyone knows Axe's iron determination in matters of completing "official" tournaments. In general, it's a pity that he didn't play, and honestly, it's a pity that not many people played this time. :eek: Personally, I really enjoyed the tournament; the map was chosen by the organizers with care and gave me a lot of pleasure during the playthrough. I think the other players also found it interesting to play. :)