03.07.2013 Lucky George (blue, random, Rampart, Clancy, Solmyr) def Dirty_Player (red, random, Dungeon, Shakti, Shakti) 2SM2d 122.
By the layout, Shakti came with 1 stack, who took a level 15 dwelling of dwarves on day 111, with decent gold. I thought the opponent would take the rest, but we played on. On day 112, the opponent already had 2 castles, while I had more heroes. I had one road to GO, and the passage to the secondary was not only off-road but also through a desert. But there is an external dwelling of efreets there. A Griffin Conservatory was found, which I didn't scout. In the first castle, I built cats without minotaurs in the citadel + efreets from the external dwelling in the portal. I played the first week well, but on day 121 a brutal deadlock begins, despite tons of time. Shakti visits the stables, runs to the conservatory. The next day, a buyout and he bursts into the conservatory, which turns out to be max-level, and stays there. I generally have no idea why I went into the conservatory, although I knew it was 3-4 and knew I couldn't even handle a 3. Like something was pulling me there. In short, a game in the best traditions of Sticky ;peka:
But the correct way to play was as follows. Pass at least 1 cat through the chain to check the conservatory, then think. Seeing a large conservatory, the plan is very simple and the only one. Position on day 121 before GO with stables, and on day 122 with a full buyout, break into the opponent's area. An army of 8 efreets, 5 cats, 70 trogs, 18 Evil Eyes, 4 medusas, would kill GO in the form of 11 bone dragons with minimal losses of medusas and a few troglodytes. The opponent at the start of the second week would have nothing to meet it. The game left a very unpleasant aftertaste; I'm analyzing the game, and in my head there's only one word: SHIT, CRAP, CRAP....
In any case, thank you for the time and good luck further.
P.S.:
definitely need a break from Heroes