We started playing without any breaks. Everyone found a home Castle and their dads were in the tavern :D. At the beginning, I seemed to be doing well, I destroyed 2 Crypts, gained momentum, and took +1 All armor. But I scouted all directions except for the nearest teleport near the city. At the exit, there were 10-19 Sea Dogs. I was afraid to attack them and lose a lot of troops (I still had a bad experience with these guys on Diamond :smile52:). And that was a mistake... In this area, there were Boots worth 50-99 Gnomes. And the swamp army can easily defeat them... This oversight cost me a lot in this game. Hell did much better in this area :D. He defeated the Sea Dogs and lost to Dendrars for a box :smile04:. At the same time, it should be noted that he spotted the Boots with Fiona thanks to Scouting when he entered the teleport with her. I didn't have that kind of scout :( It was a clear victory in terms of priorities in the game at that moment and in the campaign against the Necropolis. Hell went to make a mess with 2 Vipers, Flies, and 4 Vassals :smile13:. I also had a plan to attack the Necropolis, but seeing that it was all off-road, I decided not to go. Although I SHOULD HAVE! But at the same time, it should be noted that Hell moved there one turn earlier and was closer to the city by turn 116, which helped him take the Necropolis city on turn 121. + to all this, Taz caught Logu! :smile20:. At that time, I was frankly doing complete nonsense and didn't really know what to do. This shows that I don't have much experience on HotA Diamond :( Also, during his journey through the Necropolis, Hell successfully defeated the Elven Block (22+6 GS), losing only 2 Flies. And after capturing the city, starting from turn 123, with 6 Vampire Lords, Taz started a mess :smile51:. First, he took Gunnara with 3 Ducks and Flies, forcing him to pay a ransom. This was a harsh blow to my economy, as I didn't eat those objects for money that the Necropolis had. Secondly, Taz took the Boots! But I didn't even see the Boots at that moment :( And he ran to the teleport. Meanwhile, experiencing severe money problems, I barely managed to buy an army to attack 8 Necro Knights (2 stacks of GS) for the Hive. I fought poorly, lost a lot of Gnolls. The Hive was, of course, minimal :smile05:. On turn 124, I defeated 40+ upgraded Dendroids for the Korobas, on which Hell lost - and it was empty :smile05:. On turn 125, after upgrading Vipers, I took the Castle level 2 on the map, after checking it. ON TURN 125!!! A failure. Just a terrible game from me. There was simply not enough money, while there was an abundance due to receiving bonuses from the second Necropolis respawn. This time the Port. On turn 126, I ran to the teleport with fast units, took a loser on Vampires, leaving one, and there Taz was in the city with a built Castle, upgrading to an Angel, and in the city there were also Vipers and Mages. And I don't have a book!!! Just Facepalm. As a result, Hell, with one Angel, managed to reach the Port from the Castle on turn 127, take the city through the Teleport, and lose. And also build Aspidochelones :eek: and go into defense, hiding the hero. He used a trick that I didn't know. I'll explain what it is. I rewound the opponent's turn replay at the lowest speed two or three times and didn't notice that the hero appeared in the city((( Although the overview showed that he was losing. And the animation is just instantaneous if you buy a hero in the city and immediately hide him. It's almost the same as in the case of the opponent's TP to the city, in a zone where you don't see the city, but the scout revealed the zone where he is. It just shows the movement somewhere into the darkness) So here, it just showed the city))) You need to look closely to see that a hero flashed, especially if it's Taz?))) :D Well, I, being young and hot :D, didn't really care about the fact that the city was shown to me when I watched the opponent's turn and went on the attack! :smile52: I brought meat and died at the walls of the Port without a Book against Mass Earth :smile52::smile52::smile52::smile33: :smile01:Hell played great! He baited, and he baited:smile51:
GG WP!
I confirm, everything is perfectly described, I will only add that I overestimated the Wistan with 35 Gnomes and 32 Dendrars without Anti-Morale, it doesn't work, but in general, I managed to come back after losing, I was only upset that when I could take the Castle level 3, only a level 1 appeared, but it's good that it ended well. Thanks for the game