sorry Mongol that I didn't admit I'm from ХВ ;)
Alex_R, it's fine :D. I suspected it was you anyway, since the chance of that nickname coinciding both here and on Ubi is very small.
Though there is a Mongol on Ubi too, but that's not me :D, when I registered the nickname was already taken :o
And it's clear from the game that a battle veteran is thrashing my Helm :smile17:
I played terribly; the first time I lost Helm to an orc I thought it was an accident. But orcs counter dwarves, and by a large margin (at least in my case). Another reason is that I don't know this race well (I haven't played as orcs in the fifth game yet) and don't know their strengths and weaknesses. I play equally badly both as and against orcs.
Dwarf vs orc battles turn out to be drawn out, terribly tedious. That's understandable, two thick-skinned races, one strong on offense, the other on defense. And towards the end I was honestly slacking off, just wanting to be killed quickly (and if I hadn't slacked off, I'd have gotten killed anyway ;) ). In short, I don't like orcs (I just don't know how to cook them :D ).
2 questions (I'll repeat one):
1. How proper is it when a player (the opponent) disconnects when the outcome of the battle becomes clear? Is that correct? It personally bothers me, it's kind of not cool (heh) (especially when they silently take it and on my turn — bam, disconnect). It's not a connection break, since I create the game and they immediately rejoin to play with me.
I myself finish the game using auto-combat when I've already lost. Or I say I surrender and flee with the other player's consent. Well, disconnects happen too, of course.
2. Who is a Razzak and what do you do with him? A mage without magic... I can't figure out how to play him correctly? It's clear that 70 golems, 280 gremlins... but... but... I lose to them :smile33: .
Happy upcoming holidays to everyone in advance, have an excellent rest during the festivities!!! :smile54:
I'll show up and keep bothering you with questions only after the 11th :)
