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Al Feyn [blue, random-Conflux, Aenain, Shakti] loses to Sevensan [red, random-Conflux, Brissa, Damacon], h3dm1, 147
This was the most challenging game of my life. In the end, I lacked the experience needed for the late game. The decisive events, of course, unfolded in the final week. Thanks to a "smart" split, I lost my army on the last day, not killing anything at all. Nevertheless, I still had an advantage in army and stats in the tavern. Therefore, I launched a "decisive" attack.
As a result, on day 146, while flying around the enemy territory, I confidently landed in a city, but Sevensan, with his experience, brought in a hundred and fifty health points worth of various quest and non-quest units the next day. At that point, his army strength was greater. He equipped Recanter's Cloak and managed to shoot down my "elite stack" of archers with ice bolts (my opponent didn't even have any archers yet) before I could attack his units. All the main artifacts from the father and the Victor's Crown go to the opponent.
Thank you for the game.
P.S. Around weeks 3-4, after buying out the entire Sevensan's army and deploying archers, I was actually in the lead. I just messed it all up myself.
The opponent, as a better and more experienced player, played carefully in engagements, didn't make any mistakes, and skillfully used my errors.
This was the most challenging game of my life. In the end, I lacked the experience needed for the late game. The decisive events, of course, unfolded in the final week. Thanks to a "smart" split, I lost my army on the last day, not killing anything at all. Nevertheless, I still had an advantage in army and stats in the tavern. Therefore, I launched a "decisive" attack.
As a result, on day 146, while flying around the enemy territory, I confidently landed in a city, but Sevensan, with his experience, brought in a hundred and fifty health points worth of various quest and non-quest units the next day. At that point, his army strength was greater. He equipped Recanter's Cloak and managed to shoot down my "elite stack" of archers with ice bolts (my opponent didn't even have any archers yet) before I could attack his units. All the main artifacts from the father and the Victor's Crown go to the opponent.
Thank you for the game.
P.S. Around weeks 3-4, after buying out the entire Sevensan's army and deploying archers, I was actually in the lead. I just messed it all up myself.
The opponent, as a better and more experienced player, played carefully in engagements, didn't make any mistakes, and skillfully used my errors.