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I played for 3 months and 3 weeks, and on the 7th day, the game crashed, and there was no autosave...
By that time, I had 7 heroes, 5 of whom were above level 25 - all humans.
Impressions:
I played as humans, with the red faction, as a "Warrior," and my starting hero was Godric. The beginning of the game was tense and interesting, but if it weren't for Douglas, with his 800 "Centaurs," it would have been impossible to defend against the orange faction. The scenario should mention Douglas; otherwise, people will waste their time trying to figure it out. One thing is unclear: why does he have Centaurs? It would be more logical to have archers, in my opinion. Later, the orange and yellow factions bothered me a little, but less and less, although their turn times were getting longer and longer. After capturing the blue Castle, the enemies practically stopped bothering me. I spent a long time capturing the lands of the orange and yellow factions; the resistance was very weak, and the Castles were almost undeveloped (I don't understand why the computer took so long to think). I didn't have time to reach the green faction; I only captured one of their Castles, and then the game crashed. I didn't understand why the orange Castle didn't match the assigned hero. It seems like it should be an Undead hero, but the Castle is a Barbarian Castle? Maybe it should be changed to match, or give the player the option to choose when creating the game?
Overall, the map is interesting, large, and there's a lot of good loot to collect, but the long computer turn times make it tedious - you spend more time waiting for the computer's turn than playing.
And also: for the red faction at the bottom, behind the fence, there are two "skill schools"; you can approach one, but not the second one, which is closer to the huts.
By that time, I had 7 heroes, 5 of whom were above level 25 - all humans.
Impressions:
I played as humans, with the red faction, as a "Warrior," and my starting hero was Godric. The beginning of the game was tense and interesting, but if it weren't for Douglas, with his 800 "Centaurs," it would have been impossible to defend against the orange faction. The scenario should mention Douglas; otherwise, people will waste their time trying to figure it out. One thing is unclear: why does he have Centaurs? It would be more logical to have archers, in my opinion. Later, the orange and yellow factions bothered me a little, but less and less, although their turn times were getting longer and longer. After capturing the blue Castle, the enemies practically stopped bothering me. I spent a long time capturing the lands of the orange and yellow factions; the resistance was very weak, and the Castles were almost undeveloped (I don't understand why the computer took so long to think). I didn't have time to reach the green faction; I only captured one of their Castles, and then the game crashed. I didn't understand why the orange Castle didn't match the assigned hero. It seems like it should be an Undead hero, but the Castle is a Barbarian Castle? Maybe it should be changed to match, or give the player the option to choose when creating the game?
Overall, the map is interesting, large, and there's a lot of good loot to collect, but the long computer turn times make it tedious - you spend more time waiting for the computer's turn than playing.
And also: for the red faction at the bottom, behind the fence, there are two "skill schools"; you can approach one, but not the second one, which is closer to the huts.
