Roty
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I mostly play as Demons in these games. I think I'm quite experienced.
1. We're talking about the late game, especially in "Armageddon's Blade" when no one will come to your aid.
The speed of development is important. For example, sacrificing the growth in the first and second weeks to capture a gold mine in the middle of the second week, and then moving to another territory at the beginning of the third week, being able to defeat almost all neutral creatures.
2. Well, it depends on what you get...
If there are no +1 speed boots nearby or available initially, I try to take attack and tactics – then the upgraded dogs can reach the end of the map. And the jumping demons jump.
Luck is also good, as well as defense with +2 HP and mass stone skin.
It's important not to delay getting a fast gating strategy. It's not very useful against neutral creatures, but it's essential in the final stages.
I definitely don't take Tenebrae in the first 13 levels... Often, I don't take it at all.
3. I repeat, the key to fighting neutral creatures is Grok's teleport, upgraded dogs and demons, and tactics. When you have upgraded dogs, I only place single Imps on the field as needed.
With 70-80 jumping demons and 50 dogs, I can move to the second territory in the third week and defeat 70% of the enemy units.
1. We're talking about the late game, especially in "Armageddon's Blade" when no one will come to your aid.
The speed of development is important. For example, sacrificing the growth in the first and second weeks to capture a gold mine in the middle of the second week, and then moving to another territory at the beginning of the third week, being able to defeat almost all neutral creatures.
2. Well, it depends on what you get...
If there are no +1 speed boots nearby or available initially, I try to take attack and tactics – then the upgraded dogs can reach the end of the map. And the jumping demons jump.
Luck is also good, as well as defense with +2 HP and mass stone skin.
It's important not to delay getting a fast gating strategy. It's not very useful against neutral creatures, but it's essential in the final stages.
I definitely don't take Tenebrae in the first 13 levels... Often, I don't take it at all.
3. I repeat, the key to fighting neutral creatures is Grok's teleport, upgraded dogs and demons, and tactics. When you have upgraded dogs, I only place single Imps on the field as needed.
With 70-80 jumping demons and 50 dogs, I can move to the second territory in the third week and defeat 70% of the enemy units.
