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DC (Blue, Rampart, Kyrre) draw RomarioGrom (Red, Fortress, Wystan, Tazar+Luna) 8MM6a 133
We started very, very slowly. First, I took a restart (and I still regret it) because there was a complete lack of wood – the mine was created in a bad location, behind a mountain. At the same time, the map was rich in resources and artifacts, etc. The second restart was just because I had nothing else to do, as I started without elves, and the surroundings weren't very appealing. Then there was a series of restarts due to hero levels, and also because an ocean suddenly appeared on the map in the first week :D
In the end, we started... In the tavern – Ivor. Without elves :D My territory was the size of a thimble; there was nothing to do but mine. I tried to expand to the neighboring territory, but it became even more depressing. I had to either attack the marksmen for one monolith, or the hobbits for access to the secondary resource, or the lizardmen for the second monolith. I chose the latter, managed to defeat them, and on the other side, I discovered another monolith, which, damn it, led to the SAME secondary resource as the road through the hobbits. I cursed, dug underground, eventually found some crystals, had dragons in the castle by turn 2, sighed with relief, and prepared to attack the nearby towns, of which there were plenty. It should be noted that I was moving 2-3 times faster than usual. Why? Because there was nothing to do. The terrain was conducive to peacefully listening to Offspring and clicking on the clock... :smile18: Therefore, neither I nor, as it turned out, my opponent enjoyed the game. He suggested ending this nonsense just when I was about to suggest postponing it until tomorrow (family matters, it happens). It's been a while since I didn't enjoy a game oO We promise to fix this in the coming days, maybe even tomorrow)))
We started very, very slowly. First, I took a restart (and I still regret it) because there was a complete lack of wood – the mine was created in a bad location, behind a mountain. At the same time, the map was rich in resources and artifacts, etc. The second restart was just because I had nothing else to do, as I started without elves, and the surroundings weren't very appealing. Then there was a series of restarts due to hero levels, and also because an ocean suddenly appeared on the map in the first week :D
In the end, we started... In the tavern – Ivor. Without elves :D My territory was the size of a thimble; there was nothing to do but mine. I tried to expand to the neighboring territory, but it became even more depressing. I had to either attack the marksmen for one monolith, or the hobbits for access to the secondary resource, or the lizardmen for the second monolith. I chose the latter, managed to defeat them, and on the other side, I discovered another monolith, which, damn it, led to the SAME secondary resource as the road through the hobbits. I cursed, dug underground, eventually found some crystals, had dragons in the castle by turn 2, sighed with relief, and prepared to attack the nearby towns, of which there were plenty. It should be noted that I was moving 2-3 times faster than usual. Why? Because there was nothing to do. The terrain was conducive to peacefully listening to Offspring and clicking on the clock... :smile18: Therefore, neither I nor, as it turned out, my opponent enjoyed the game. He suggested ending this nonsense just when I was about to suggest postponing it until tomorrow (family matters, it happens). It's been a while since I didn't enjoy a game oO We promise to fix this in the coming days, maybe even tomorrow)))