Taimer
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Hello everyone.
Regarding the disappearing weapons in the Dynasty. I found a way to keep them. As I understand it, the probability of them disappearing depends on the hero's specialization (mage or warrior), i.e., with the Kirin's Sword, if you play as Irina the mage, the sword will disappear in 80% of cases. Although, I didn't understand why the Feather disappeared with Anton, he's supposed to be a warrior.
I read about this method in the game files in one of the missions, and it hasn't failed me yet. Someone wrote it, I forgot his nickname, but huge thanks to you, man, I tried so many methods before.
So, enough rambling, here's the method:
Step 1: Just in case, save before receiving the weapon (in case the method doesn't work, but I haven't needed those saves anymore).
Step 2: Receive the weapon.
Step 3: Exit the mission to the main menu (where the guy with the sword stands), go to the Dynasty, and check if the sword is there. If it is, great, load the save and continue playing (praise be!). If not, then continue.
Step 4: Go to the campaign and start it again, but create a hero (before starting the map, below the main hero, there's a free slot, click it and create him, he will be the main one) with the weapon specialization (if it's a staff, then a mage, if it's a sword, then a warrior).
Step 5: Start the campaign, give the hero the weapon, and win one battle (you won't be able to lose, no one will let you you can even win with auto-attack).
Step 6: Exit to the main menu, go to the Dynasty, check the weapon, and voilà! the sword is in the Dynasty! Hooray! We're awesome!
Step 7: The weapon is there, load the old campaign, play, and enjoy until the next bug.
Added 4 minutes later
And also!!
Want an invincible army? At the beginning of each mission, do the following:
Before each battle, change the Dynasty weapon to the next one. After a few battles (depending on the number of weapons), you'll have a ton of bonuses for your troops and hero.
For example, the fact that I had a bunch of perks on my troops was one thing, but the fact that I had "Resurrection" from the Angel Alliance and "Drain Life" from the Fire Blade (forgot the name) in the spellbook was something else. It's perfect for the Orc campaign, for example
Regarding the disappearing weapons in the Dynasty. I found a way to keep them. As I understand it, the probability of them disappearing depends on the hero's specialization (mage or warrior), i.e., with the Kirin's Sword, if you play as Irina the mage, the sword will disappear in 80% of cases. Although, I didn't understand why the Feather disappeared with Anton, he's supposed to be a warrior.
I read about this method in the game files in one of the missions, and it hasn't failed me yet. Someone wrote it, I forgot his nickname, but huge thanks to you, man, I tried so many methods before.
So, enough rambling, here's the method:
Step 1: Just in case, save before receiving the weapon (in case the method doesn't work, but I haven't needed those saves anymore).
Step 2: Receive the weapon.
Step 3: Exit the mission to the main menu (where the guy with the sword stands), go to the Dynasty, and check if the sword is there. If it is, great, load the save and continue playing (praise be!). If not, then continue.
Step 4: Go to the campaign and start it again, but create a hero (before starting the map, below the main hero, there's a free slot, click it and create him, he will be the main one) with the weapon specialization (if it's a staff, then a mage, if it's a sword, then a warrior).
Step 5: Start the campaign, give the hero the weapon, and win one battle (you won't be able to lose, no one will let you you can even win with auto-attack).
Step 6: Exit to the main menu, go to the Dynasty, check the weapon, and voilà! the sword is in the Dynasty! Hooray! We're awesome!
Step 7: The weapon is there, load the old campaign, play, and enjoy until the next bug.
Added 4 minutes later
And also!!
Want an invincible army? At the beginning of each mission, do the following:
Before each battle, change the Dynasty weapon to the next one. After a few battles (depending on the number of weapons), you'll have a ton of bonuses for your troops and hero.
For example, the fact that I had a bunch of perks on my troops was one thing, but the fact that I had "Resurrection" from the Angel Alliance and "Drain Life" from the Fire Blade (forgot the name) in the spellbook was something else. It's perfect for the Orc campaign, for example
