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Reports on online games and their confirmations (Summer 2008 season).
CedricDor (blue, Dungeon, Shakti, Shakti) def Dubrovin Pavel (red, Stronghold, Gurnisson, Gurnisson), 2sm4d(3), 132.
Yes, this was an easy win. To put it mildly, on the first day I had 2 Castles, on the second day my hero reached level 5, and on the 4th day I basically had Behemoths (and that's considering that the Stronghold was started by my opponent...).
But after taking a second Dungeon Castle a few days later, the strategy changed again, so I wasn't too upset when Pavel came and, after a fight, took my "capital" (my main hero was far away). He kept 3 Behemoths, but I managed to defeat all the smaller units.
I focused on units of levels 1-3 from two Dungeons and quickly attacked my former Stronghold, where there were already 5 Behemoths, 9 Birds, and 15 Orcs. Neither I nor my opponent had enough money to buy everything.
My main strategy was to block the gates and shoot down the enemy with Archers and Harpies, which is what brought me victory in this interesting battle.
Although, Pavel also managed his Towers well, dealing 100 damage per turn, but I also managed to hit some parts of the Behemoths with full-strength arrows through the gaps. In general, the battle was interesting.
Thank you for the game!
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