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Reports on victories and defeats in online games of Heroes of Might and Magic V.
As part of the "Something for Everyone" tournament.
Vasja. (Dungeon, Iranna, Sinithar) def | los Igrok_v_geroev (Necropolis, Lucretia, Ravenna, Dwarf) - "The Art of Strategy," I don't remember (5 or 7 game MONTHS!!!)
The game was intense! Full of passion, skirmishes, and clashes of personalities! It's for games like these that I love OUR hobby!!!
At the beginning, I developed, I think, successfully. I immediately maxed out intelligence, irresistible magic, and Chaos - all on expert. I arrived at the opponent's castle. Because of this, he threw all his troops into defending the castle on the island with gold mines. And I..., forgetting about caution, put ONLY scouts into the battle. I wanted, as is typical for Shadowmancers, to "disrupt" as much as possible what he could buy in the castle. The calculation was simple - he only had 5 knowledge... But he turned out to be... wearing bracers!
After losing my main hero, I thought for a long time about whether to continue or not. I continued because the opponent had almost no army and little knowledge. I took a second hero, leveled him up a bit, took the maximum amount of troops accumulated in the castle, and defeated his main hero, taking all the artifacts (which are so necessary for Dungeon). In this battle, fighting me to the very end, he hoped that the zombies would "last" until the hero's turn so they could run away (he probably didn't put on the bracers on purpose), but the Shadowmancer's morale triggered at the moment of the penultimate attack, and they attacked again!
The situation changed completely, but the opponent didn't give up, probably hoping for another of my mistakes, or that he would buy my initially lost 17th-level hero in the tavern. I didn't give him that chance...
Sanya, thank you for the game!
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Робкий боится заранее, трусливый - в момент опасности, а смелый - после...