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vitalic (red, Rampart, Ivor) def The_Mafia (blue, Dungeon, Shachti) 145 mini Nostalgia
A good game with a friendly atmosphere.
We restarted completely, and those cool starts with hidden elf and unicorn nests were taken away from me. We started a game with a hidden dwarf nest, no treasure on the swamp spawn (and, surprisingly, the blue dungeon was always in the lead in terms of magic). In the early game, I took a couple of computer towns, and the third was locked down by 49 mages for artifacts and a bit of money. I built bears with a castle, vipers with a castle, and unicorns with a castle (I had enough money). Then, for about a week, I was stuck, returned to the spawn, and took a consultant for 3 angels. Then came a terrible treasure, where on day 132 with 12 vipers, 3 angels, and 6 combat unicorns, I took a mini utopiac. I got a +5 sword to everything and some junk. Then I took another utopiac, and again the same sword – it's time to leave this treasure.
In the central town, I took another utopiac and got a +6 helmet to everything. Then I decided to test my luck and speed up with angels and silver pegasi. And immediately, Shachti made a devastating attack and attacked my weak unit. I paid 24k to avoid the fight (I only lost a couple of elves) – the game crashed. My opponent had information on the screen that he was waiting for his units to level up. It was my turn (both were Transilians). We decided to repeat the turn, and I jokingly wrote, "Don't attack, I don't want to lose money," and he didn't attack. It would have been funny; on the one hand, I would have lost money on the bribe, and on the other hand, after running away, I would have wiped out his entire army without mana. In general, it was a mutually interesting bribe.
After that, we both played for about a week and a half without interfering with each other, and we both accumulated resources. As a result, I accumulated 90 monarch vipers, 20 angels, built and upgraded devils, and the bears settled down, and so on (all stats were around 35). My opponent decided not to continue.
Thank you for the game.
A good game with a friendly atmosphere.
We restarted completely, and those cool starts with hidden elf and unicorn nests were taken away from me. We started a game with a hidden dwarf nest, no treasure on the swamp spawn (and, surprisingly, the blue dungeon was always in the lead in terms of magic). In the early game, I took a couple of computer towns, and the third was locked down by 49 mages for artifacts and a bit of money. I built bears with a castle, vipers with a castle, and unicorns with a castle (I had enough money). Then, for about a week, I was stuck, returned to the spawn, and took a consultant for 3 angels. Then came a terrible treasure, where on day 132 with 12 vipers, 3 angels, and 6 combat unicorns, I took a mini utopiac. I got a +5 sword to everything and some junk. Then I took another utopiac, and again the same sword – it's time to leave this treasure.
In the central town, I took another utopiac and got a +6 helmet to everything. Then I decided to test my luck and speed up with angels and silver pegasi. And immediately, Shachti made a devastating attack and attacked my weak unit. I paid 24k to avoid the fight (I only lost a couple of elves) – the game crashed. My opponent had information on the screen that he was waiting for his units to level up. It was my turn (both were Transilians). We decided to repeat the turn, and I jokingly wrote, "Don't attack, I don't want to lose money," and he didn't attack. It would have been funny; on the one hand, I would have lost money on the bribe, and on the other hand, after running away, I would have wiped out his entire army without mana. In general, it was a mutually interesting bribe.
After that, we both played for about a week and a half without interfering with each other, and we both accumulated resources. As a result, I accumulated 90 monarch vipers, 20 angels, built and upgraded devils, and the bears settled down, and so on (all stats were around 35). My opponent decided not to continue.
Thank you for the game.