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I hate just waiting for an army to accumulate. Aside from losing, it's the worst thing that can happen in Heroes.
Kirill is the only hero I've managed to guide down the path of blood, so I'm playing the mission with him. By the second week of the second month, I reached Istvan. His army is three or four times larger than mine, and it seems there's no way to defeat him with my current forces without losing them. Most likely, even a week's worth of reinforcements (+20 Void Lords, etc.) won't be enough.
This is probably the first time this has happened in the campaigns – before, I always managed to defeat the enemy right away or at least spend my time effectively clearing neutral areas, visiting "training grounds," etc. Now, the main hero has nothing to do. This raises the following question. With each new map, the number of movement points for the main hero has increased – this feature is not documented anywhere, and it seems that with the new patches, it no longer works (although I may be wrong). Either way, Kirill has 80-90 movement points in the final mission, which seems like an obvious exaggeration. Has anyone else who played the mission experienced the same thing?
Kirill is the only hero I've managed to guide down the path of blood, so I'm playing the mission with him. By the second week of the second month, I reached Istvan. His army is three or four times larger than mine, and it seems there's no way to defeat him with my current forces without losing them. Most likely, even a week's worth of reinforcements (+20 Void Lords, etc.) won't be enough.
This is probably the first time this has happened in the campaigns – before, I always managed to defeat the enemy right away or at least spend my time effectively clearing neutral areas, visiting "training grounds," etc. Now, the main hero has nothing to do. This raises the following question. With each new map, the number of movement points for the main hero has increased – this feature is not documented anywhere, and it seems that with the new patches, it no longer works (although I may be wrong). Either way, Kirill has 80-90 movement points in the final mission, which seems like an obvious exaggeration. Has anyone else who played the mission experienced the same thing?