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Leader1 (Rampart, random, Saira) defeated Dragon20000 (Tower, random, Adela), 6LM10, XL 312!!!
We played according to the Dragon rules. That is, almost without any rules. Complete chaos. Diplomacy, hit and run, ignoring guards, using the cartographer, and so on. I was shocked by the game. I lost three times, ending up with nothing, on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th weeks. I thought it was over (it was unusual for me to play as a mage; the stats were terrible, no magic (I had progressed too far), witchcraft 7, 8, and attack/defense 0/0). Out of habit, I built troops, then neglected the prefectures, but I needed money to annex neutrals, which I realized later. Also, out of habit, I started producing wyverns, gathering over 120 of them, but they weren't effective.
There were three final battles =). In the first, I had to retreat because of Armageddon. I almost finished him off. The second was the same day; I took the golems, blew them up once, and ran away (I was nervous, rushed, and didn't think). But, by the way, one of the main mistakes was attacking immediately. I seriously messed up by not capturing the Castle; otherwise, I would have shown the "absurdity of the overly restrictive rules" by decisively defeating him with silver pegasi.
I realized it, but it was too late, and the opponent had a cloak. I attacked and paid him off for a couple of turns. And then, finally, I had an epiphany about how I needed to play, cast the Vision spell, and went for it.
In the game, I ran away for a long time at first, and then I chased him (both had control, but I had DD and used it four times :p). I found an unclaimed Utopia; there was a sphere there, and it literally saved me from his Armageddon.
We ran around, and finally met.
The finale.
Thank you for the game. Still, no matter how you look at it, diplomacy is a cheat, and the rules were created for a reason ;)
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We played according to the Dragon rules. That is, almost without any rules. Complete chaos. Diplomacy, hit and run, ignoring guards, using the cartographer, and so on. I was shocked by the game. I lost three times, ending up with nothing, on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th weeks. I thought it was over (it was unusual for me to play as a mage; the stats were terrible, no magic (I had progressed too far), witchcraft 7, 8, and attack/defense 0/0). Out of habit, I built troops, then neglected the prefectures, but I needed money to annex neutrals, which I realized later. Also, out of habit, I started producing wyverns, gathering over 120 of them, but they weren't effective.
There were three final battles =). In the first, I had to retreat because of Armageddon. I almost finished him off. The second was the same day; I took the golems, blew them up once, and ran away (I was nervous, rushed, and didn't think). But, by the way, one of the main mistakes was attacking immediately. I seriously messed up by not capturing the Castle; otherwise, I would have shown the "absurdity of the overly restrictive rules" by decisively defeating him with silver pegasi.
I realized it, but it was too late, and the opponent had a cloak. I attacked and paid him off for a couple of turns. And then, finally, I had an epiphany about how I needed to play, cast the Vision spell, and went for it.
In the game, I ran away for a long time at first, and then I chased him (both had control, but I had DD and used it four times :p). I found an unclaimed Utopia; there was a sphere there, and it literally saved me from his Armageddon.
We ran around, and finally met.
The finale.
Thank you for the game. Still, no matter how you look at it, diplomacy is a cheat, and the rules were created for a reason ;)
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Сейчас балуюсь этим https://vcmi.eu/download/
За то что нейтралы не бегают за единичкой, для меня это уже стоит того
За то что нейтралы не бегают за единичкой, для меня это уже стоит того
