It happened. An annoying loss, but also funny. Tazar arrived, and on the respawn, there was a hidden wyvern. By the end of the week, it was 1-6 in the citadel + a hidden unit, Tazar with a log and an offensive spell. The second week: I found 2 angels, and there were still 2 conscripts in reserve (one also for 2). By the end of the week, I broke through to the dungeon with a fort and placed a portal there. Along the way, I had to deal with a hundred demons, but Tazar was resilient. The third week, I started with the stables. I had a choice: either finish off the conscripts or scout a bit to know where and what is. By surveying the land, I checked the entire map to see what and where. I compared it with which villages the opponent had captured: necropolis, of course, then dungeon, and the last tower – all clearly visible on the map. So, the necropolis village, from it, a dungeon on foot, and then a teleport to the snow. Well, I went with 2 angels and a pack of wyverns in the other direction – to scout, to eat something tasty if possible, and then bring the treasure and go where I need to. I spent the night in a village, and Tazar attacked... All the logic was overturned by the fact that in Panic, there is no connection between villages and the type of land, and the tower was standing calmly on the grass instead of snow. First, I was slightly stunned, and then I laughed – I had overthought things. Thanks for the game.
It happened. An annoying loss, but also funny. Tazar arrived, and on the respawn, there was a hidden wyvern. By the end of the week, it was 1-6 in the citadel + a hidden unit, Tazar with a log and an offensive spell. The second week: I found 2 angels, and there were still 2 conscripts in reserve (one also for 2). By the end of the week, I broke through to the dungeon with a fort and placed a portal there. Along the way, I had to deal with a hundred demons, but Tazar was resilient. The third week, I started with the stables. I had a choice: either finish off the conscripts or scout a bit to know where and what is. By surveying the land, I checked the entire map to see what and where. I compared it with which villages the opponent had captured: necropolis, of course, then dungeon, and the last tower – all clearly visible on the map. So, the necropolis village, from it, a dungeon on foot, and then a teleport to the snow. Well, I went with 2 angels and a pack of wyverns in the other direction – to scout, to eat something tasty if possible, and then bring the treasure and go where I need to. I spent the night in a village, and Tazar attacked... All the logic was overturned by the fact that in Panic, there is no connection between villages and the type of land, and the tower was standing calmly on the grass instead of snow. First, I was slightly stunned, and then I laughed – I had overthought things. Thanks for the game.