Leolopus
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Leolopus (Elves, Gilraen) won against Dwp (Undead, Zoltan) in the Maze map.
They started playing back in mid-March, continued on March 21st, but something went wrong for the opponent, and he decided to concede. I suggested continuing the game later from a save. Today, we spent half an hour unsuccessfully trying to load the old autosave – without success. We decided to start a new game. In principle, I focused on archers in the early game, and with successful upgrades and spells like Haste, Regeneration, Critical Strike, Anti-Magic, and Resurrection, I felt confident that I could handle the Necromancer and develop without problems. But as soon as I was ready to start a serious war, after a 20-minute battle, I received a message from Dwp that he had lost while trying to open a portal to the Treasury. Of course, this isn't exactly a victory, and in essence, it's not a victory at all, but our confrontation had dragged on for too long, and I had already offered the opportunity to replay, so I accepted the opponent's surrender. Thank you for the game.
P.S. A certain role in my decision to accept the opponent's surrender was also played by the fact that the Necromancer's turns took a very, very long time; in essence, I spent 80% of the game time looking at the monitor, waiting for my turn
They started playing back in mid-March, continued on March 21st, but something went wrong for the opponent, and he decided to concede. I suggested continuing the game later from a save. Today, we spent half an hour unsuccessfully trying to load the old autosave – without success. We decided to start a new game. In principle, I focused on archers in the early game, and with successful upgrades and spells like Haste, Regeneration, Critical Strike, Anti-Magic, and Resurrection, I felt confident that I could handle the Necromancer and develop without problems. But as soon as I was ready to start a serious war, after a 20-minute battle, I received a message from Dwp that he had lost while trying to open a portal to the Treasury. Of course, this isn't exactly a victory, and in essence, it's not a victory at all, but our confrontation had dragged on for too long, and I had already offered the opportunity to replay, so I accepted the opponent's surrender. Thank you for the game.
P.S. A certain role in my decision to accept the opponent's surrender was also played by the fact that the Necromancer's turns took a very, very long time; in essence, I spent 80% of the game time looking at the monitor, waiting for my turn
"Шанс есть всегда, но не везде." ;)