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vitalic(blue, Tower, Nella,Nella) def Dirty_Player (red, Inferno, Nimus, Nimus ) 2sm4d(3) 145
Writing from memory at work; my snowy glade was surrounded by swamps, I took the first swamp external dwelling on 113. Then the second, and by the end of the week, a third swamp external dwelling. The path to the third one turned out to be the hardest: first 70 marksmen, then another 49 archers along the way, but at the cost of losing gremlins, I managed to cope. Regarding buildings, I acutely felt the poverty of the map as early as the third day and decided to put markets everywhere. By the end of the week, 4 markets were working properly for exchange at a normal rate. I managed to build wyverns with a castle in one of the external dwellings; in my home town, only golems are in the stronghold. At the second one, I broke through the guard of two nagabanks, but they turned out to be too thick, and I had no strike stack. Postponed it until the end of the week. I built up the external dwellings as much as possible + fly external dwelling, which resulted in a fast stack. I took nagabanks with 20 and 30 nags; money became better. Meanwhile, Ciel was steadily hitting first levels with three flies; they were divided into 7 stacks of 6, but by flying back and forth, I managed to break through, and there was a chest behind each of them—that's how, with blood and sweat, I earned for troop upgrades. On 133 I am standing at the Dragon Utopia, not touching anyone, when the opponent gallops up and wipes out all my Tower growth; since it's nothing but swamps around, I left him there, which helped me... But the worst happened on the next turn: I took the Dragon Utopia, stood for acceleration, and they attacked my level 1 Kirya with all troops. It was good that money after the Dragon Utopia was normal; I had to pay roughly 40000 as ransom. The opponent continues the turn and stands right next to my Nelka; well, I think he's deploying troops and will attack. And that means I'll be paying ransom, probably have no money and might have to close the first hero in the tavern—in short, a total outage. But he was one move cell short and passed the turn to me. I buy Kirya, reclaim my capital in sequence, Nelka scouts and realizes she was kicked off a tasty glade, with another Dragon Utopia nearby and plenty of Pandoras, which a flying and jumping opponent can easily scoop up. I put myself under attack, hoping to thin them out even a little bit with an explosion, but they ignore me, take the Dragon Utopia and continue cleaning my beauty. Town Portal home, transfer troops and look for something tasty. Then for a couple of turns everyone runs their own business. On 144, a launched scout lit up some of the opponent's territory; I see him accelerating, TP home—cannot let him pass through to the next treasuries where I cannot enter without flight, while he only needs to fly over mountains. He runs to one of my external dwellings, TP there and final battle. Both have parameters of 20 each, I have the first turn, flies, +2 speed and +1 from native terrain. In general, I advanced using tactics, slowed him down and it was on; my troops (70 wyverns etc.) wiped out Nimus's angels, devils, ifrits, gogs, 50 demons were petrified by the basilisks' strike. When the turn passed to him, only hellspawn and imps remained active. He probably had no money for ransom; he showed a bit of magic and surrendered.
Thanks for the game, I learned a couple of lessons, hope I don't forget the experience gained—you just can't bully my troops like that!!!
Writing from memory at work; my snowy glade was surrounded by swamps, I took the first swamp external dwelling on 113. Then the second, and by the end of the week, a third swamp external dwelling. The path to the third one turned out to be the hardest: first 70 marksmen, then another 49 archers along the way, but at the cost of losing gremlins, I managed to cope. Regarding buildings, I acutely felt the poverty of the map as early as the third day and decided to put markets everywhere. By the end of the week, 4 markets were working properly for exchange at a normal rate. I managed to build wyverns with a castle in one of the external dwellings; in my home town, only golems are in the stronghold. At the second one, I broke through the guard of two nagabanks, but they turned out to be too thick, and I had no strike stack. Postponed it until the end of the week. I built up the external dwellings as much as possible + fly external dwelling, which resulted in a fast stack. I took nagabanks with 20 and 30 nags; money became better. Meanwhile, Ciel was steadily hitting first levels with three flies; they were divided into 7 stacks of 6, but by flying back and forth, I managed to break through, and there was a chest behind each of them—that's how, with blood and sweat, I earned for troop upgrades. On 133 I am standing at the Dragon Utopia, not touching anyone, when the opponent gallops up and wipes out all my Tower growth; since it's nothing but swamps around, I left him there, which helped me... But the worst happened on the next turn: I took the Dragon Utopia, stood for acceleration, and they attacked my level 1 Kirya with all troops. It was good that money after the Dragon Utopia was normal; I had to pay roughly 40000 as ransom. The opponent continues the turn and stands right next to my Nelka; well, I think he's deploying troops and will attack. And that means I'll be paying ransom, probably have no money and might have to close the first hero in the tavern—in short, a total outage. But he was one move cell short and passed the turn to me. I buy Kirya, reclaim my capital in sequence, Nelka scouts and realizes she was kicked off a tasty glade, with another Dragon Utopia nearby and plenty of Pandoras, which a flying and jumping opponent can easily scoop up. I put myself under attack, hoping to thin them out even a little bit with an explosion, but they ignore me, take the Dragon Utopia and continue cleaning my beauty. Town Portal home, transfer troops and look for something tasty. Then for a couple of turns everyone runs their own business. On 144, a launched scout lit up some of the opponent's territory; I see him accelerating, TP home—cannot let him pass through to the next treasuries where I cannot enter without flight, while he only needs to fly over mountains. He runs to one of my external dwellings, TP there and final battle. Both have parameters of 20 each, I have the first turn, flies, +2 speed and +1 from native terrain. In general, I advanced using tactics, slowed him down and it was on; my troops (70 wyverns etc.) wiped out Nimus's angels, devils, ifrits, gogs, 50 demons were petrified by the basilisks' strike. When the turn passed to him, only hellspawn and imps remained active. He probably had no money for ransom; he showed a bit of magic and surrendered.
Thanks for the game, I learned a couple of lessons, hope I don't forget the experience gained—you just can't bully my troops like that!!!