Rambo1969
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That's a great idea! It's a parody of a classic (the tutorial map from Heroes III) that many people used to discover the world of Heroes! Thanks, it made me smile!
Here's my result (I played in hero mode); I think it could be improved further with another day of playing, but I'm just too lazy.
I played fairly (you can see this on the minimap in the picture; if you want, I can show you all the moves). I found the Amulet of the Sphinx only after defeating the blue hero (I also took the city). I lost one Archangel and 10 Swordsmen there, as well as about five Archers and 15 Peasants. In the battle with the blue hero, I only lost 4 Archers; I could have resurrected them, but it wasn't worth the effort, as the game was already over.
Creating maps is definitely difficult and time-consuming – I don't even try, as I simply don't have the time. Maybe in about 10 years, when I retire, I'll start doing it (if it's still relevant), although it's more likely to be "yes" than "no." By the way, I completed this map in the Heroes III version about ten years ago.
Yes, I passed by the outpost, although in principle, I could have captured it, but the losses would have been too great (only 10% of the army would have remained, and what's the point of these Griffons?).
Here's my result (I played in hero mode); I think it could be improved further with another day of playing, but I'm just too lazy.
I played fairly (you can see this on the minimap in the picture; if you want, I can show you all the moves). I found the Amulet of the Sphinx only after defeating the blue hero (I also took the city). I lost one Archangel and 10 Swordsmen there, as well as about five Archers and 15 Peasants. In the battle with the blue hero, I only lost 4 Archers; I could have resurrected them, but it wasn't worth the effort, as the game was already over.
Creating maps is definitely difficult and time-consuming – I don't even try, as I simply don't have the time. Maybe in about 10 years, when I retire, I'll start doing it (if it's still relevant), although it's more likely to be "yes" than "no." By the way, I completed this map in the Heroes III version about ten years ago.
Yes, I passed by the outpost, although in principle, I could have captured it, but the losses would have been too great (only 10% of the army would have remained, and what's the point of these Griffons?).
