An unworthy player was playing your map on "Warrior" difficulty when a terrible obstacle arose in his path by the will of a malicious fate. The most honorable Sokiv brilliantly crushed the bearded men and their beardless wives and besieged the last stronghold of the infidels - the city of Icewall, where the formidable Karl, who would make even Brezhnev envious with his eyebrows, was stationed with a mighty army. But the cowardly little man, shame on his gray hair, does not want to come out for battle, and there is no way to direct the noble Sokiv to attack. Answer me, oh greatest baklava of my heart, what did I do wrong? Perhaps, in my black ignorance, I committed some transgression against the author's intent? Where could I have stumbled, where did I stray from the path of wisdom? By what means, according to the intentions of the wisest, should I have achieved victory over the treacherous dwarf?
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UPD: O peerless one, my insignificant problem seems to be solved. As soon as the unworthy one completed all the secondary tasks, the voice of the plot told him to go to Icewall. Well, if that's the case, maybe the imperfect one will be able to make his modest contribution to testing the most wonderful of maps:
- It seems to me, oh wisest, that the passage through the mountains that I used to reach Icewall was not intended by you; if so, then maybe the passage behind the elf in the exoskeleton is also a trick of Shaitan? UPD2: It seems that there is no other way for the unworthy one to reach Icewall - forgive me, oh wisest, for my suspicions. The insignificant one is not used to jumping around the mountains.
- In addition, the insignificant one was misled by the secondary tasks, which are necessary for progressing in the plot and completing the main quest. The unworthy one dares to think that it might have been wiser to include the dark elf quest in the Main tasks.