Alex_R
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You can definitely beat it, but it's a challenging level.
And whoever completed it in a week was probably playing as the Barbarian.
As for the nostalgia... The "Jolly Roger" map is indeed challenging, but what was your specific problem? ... I'm guessing it was difficult to find 10 units of Mercury and recruit a Druid when playing as the Elves on Impossible difficulty... Personally, I prefer the "Two by the Sea" level.
I think I played through the Pyramid with all the Castles (I don't remember exactly),
the idea was to defeat the Barbarian (by the end of the first week, capture a Castle, and then, after gathering an army, rush towards the Warlock (in the north) and capture the Castle with the dragons, even if it meant losing my main Castle.
But I remember one time... playing as the Barbarian... after defeating the first Barbarian Castle, I gathered population from two Castles and headed towards the Warlock (along the way, I captured one Necropolis Castle and killed one hero; I recruited 25-30 wolves (I ended up with 40-46, I don't remember exactly).
I attacked his Castle, and he had 4 Green Dragons and a Castle with 1.5 times the normal population (the rest). In the second round of the battle, when the dragon had already flown out, a lucky wolf managed to defeat them all... the Necromancer ran into the city I had captured, I killed the second Necromancer with a secondary hero, and I dealt with the Warlock within 4-5 days.
And whoever completed it in a week was probably playing as the Barbarian.
As for the nostalgia... The "Jolly Roger" map is indeed challenging, but what was your specific problem? ... I'm guessing it was difficult to find 10 units of Mercury and recruit a Druid when playing as the Elves on Impossible difficulty... Personally, I prefer the "Two by the Sea" level.
I think I played through the Pyramid with all the Castles (I don't remember exactly),
the idea was to defeat the Barbarian (by the end of the first week, capture a Castle, and then, after gathering an army, rush towards the Warlock (in the north) and capture the Castle with the dragons, even if it meant losing my main Castle.
But I remember one time... playing as the Barbarian... after defeating the first Barbarian Castle, I gathered population from two Castles and headed towards the Warlock (along the way, I captured one Necropolis Castle and killed one hero; I recruited 25-30 wolves (I ended up with 40-46, I don't remember exactly).
I attacked his Castle, and he had 4 Green Dragons and a Castle with 1.5 times the normal population (the rest). In the second round of the battle, when the dragon had already flown out, a lucky wolf managed to defeat them all... the Necromancer ran into the city I had captured, I killed the second Necromancer with a secondary hero, and I dealt with the Warlock within 4-5 days.
