Defiant
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22.05.2013 Defiant (Blue, Castle, Caitlin, Ignissa) def Akella (Red, Rampart, Kyrr, Moner) Jebus Cross 145.
I took 2 restarts, the opponent only 1.
From the start, a great run of 8 heroes; the starting army wasn't great, archers weren't built up. Ignissa is chosen as the main, run through the experience stone, gets armor, takes a couple of crypts; Ignissa goes for Pandora's box penetration for wolves. In subsequent days, scouts discover that the respawn is simply huge; an even greater suspicion is caused by an unthinkable number of Dragon Utopia (about 5), a sea of conservatories, about 4 hives, 2 external dwellings of angels; the respawn itself is wildly rich, plenty of money. Since that's the case, I decide not to rush with a tempo exit, set angels for 115, take a level-one conservatory; with 2 angels it was already easy to scale up, I take hives, external dwellings of angels, sword+6, shield+6, conservatories; at the end of 2 weeks with an already decent pack of angels, I take a couple of Dragon Utopia, which generally give junk except for a +4 all shield. On 131 with a comfortable stack of 18 archangels and stats of 20+, I burst into the center, disperse everything I see without losses; immediately get an excellent Damacon out of prison with expert offense, armor, earth, and logy. As the main and with the help of the aforementioned Damacon, I take a few more Dragon Utopia; stats are already starting to take on threatening values, the opponent is nowhere to be seen. In the following week, I clear the treasure zone; the Dragon Utopia have already given everything they possibly could + 2 Pandoras for 5 angels + an external dwelling of angels (the center turned out to be my home :D ). The number of archangels is frightening. The opponent is still hanging around somewhere on their respawn. And then this loser stumbles upon a subway entrance in the center, and I suddenly realize why the respawn was so large and rich — the opponent created a jeb with a subway ;) Be that as it may, I continue running through the center looking for the entrance to the opponent's respawn, which eventually turned out to be at the very bottom; I break their ГО (111 cyclops), and one turn later I cover their hero. FB had no chance.
Thanks for the game and the opportunity to practice clearing a very large respawn! :)
I took 2 restarts, the opponent only 1.
From the start, a great run of 8 heroes; the starting army wasn't great, archers weren't built up. Ignissa is chosen as the main, run through the experience stone, gets armor, takes a couple of crypts; Ignissa goes for Pandora's box penetration for wolves. In subsequent days, scouts discover that the respawn is simply huge; an even greater suspicion is caused by an unthinkable number of Dragon Utopia (about 5), a sea of conservatories, about 4 hives, 2 external dwellings of angels; the respawn itself is wildly rich, plenty of money. Since that's the case, I decide not to rush with a tempo exit, set angels for 115, take a level-one conservatory; with 2 angels it was already easy to scale up, I take hives, external dwellings of angels, sword+6, shield+6, conservatories; at the end of 2 weeks with an already decent pack of angels, I take a couple of Dragon Utopia, which generally give junk except for a +4 all shield. On 131 with a comfortable stack of 18 archangels and stats of 20+, I burst into the center, disperse everything I see without losses; immediately get an excellent Damacon out of prison with expert offense, armor, earth, and logy. As the main and with the help of the aforementioned Damacon, I take a few more Dragon Utopia; stats are already starting to take on threatening values, the opponent is nowhere to be seen. In the following week, I clear the treasure zone; the Dragon Utopia have already given everything they possibly could + 2 Pandoras for 5 angels + an external dwelling of angels (the center turned out to be my home :D ). The number of archangels is frightening. The opponent is still hanging around somewhere on their respawn. And then this loser stumbles upon a subway entrance in the center, and I suddenly realize why the respawn was so large and rich — the opponent created a jeb with a subway ;) Be that as it may, I continue running through the center looking for the entrance to the opponent's respawn, which eventually turned out to be at the very bottom; I break their ГО (111 cyclops), and one turn later I cover their hero. FB had no chance.
Thanks for the game and the opportunity to practice clearing a very large respawn! :)
ICQ 239312697
Spring 2014
Spring 2014