Levsha
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Enlighten a newbie – does “hit and run” mean taking a high-level mage hero and having 3-7 level 1, high-initiative creatures in their army, attacking the enemy’s main army, and hitting them once or twice with a super-powerful spell before retreating – and doing this until the enemy is destroyed? =)
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And if we’re talking about the topic, then restructuring is a good innovation. If you need troops from other cities, don’t restructure – no one is forcing you to. And honestly, in Heroes 3, I also carried a diverse army, although mostly on smaller maps where I went for a rush. When the map is large and you’re focusing on development, you mainly gather the core of your army from your own city, plus super-powerful units like rusty or diamond dragons, etc. And, of course, you also take level 7 units from other cities and elf archers. But I always thought to myself while playing Heroes 3 – it’s a shame that the city isn’t of my faction…
Added 4 minutes later
And if we’re talking about the topic, then restructuring is a good innovation. If you need troops from other cities, don’t restructure – no one is forcing you to. And honestly, in Heroes 3, I also carried a diverse army, although mostly on smaller maps where I went for a rush. When the map is large and you’re focusing on development, you mainly gather the core of your army from your own city, plus super-powerful units like rusty or diamond dragons, etc. And, of course, you also take level 7 units from other cities and elf archers. But I always thought to myself while playing Heroes 3 – it’s a shame that the city isn’t of my faction…