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Once again, I'm posting a slightly simplified version that weakens the enemies on the surface. Does anyone have any unresolved questions while I was away?

What's the point of libraries and other things in the first part, which are well-guarded, if in the first part the hero is:


And in the second part, he becomes like this:


You said that stats are saved... Only a little magic power was saved, and that's it. And ballistics is still in the additional perks.
What was the point of running around the hills to avoid the computer?? In the screenshot, the hero is when the computer finally caught up with me. I don't understand why it caught me; it didn't kill even 10% of my army.

And on the first map, ballistics is great. It effectively eliminates mobs.

I haven't visited the forum for a long time, but now I'm immediately lucky - a new map! I'll start on "Hero". I'll write later about successes or failures :)

First, all hero artifacts are removed – that’s already a drawback.
Second, with each lost skill, the hero loses 1 stat – another drawback.
Third, the hero loses 75% of their stats so that at the start of the second part, they aren’t too highly leveled, and so that they are on par with the other Dwarf heroes who start the game from scratch.

As a result, the stats turned out as shown in the screenshot. If I hadn’t been running around collecting stat boosts, the hero would have had everything at 1 or 0. That’s the point. At least there’s some kind of foundation.

And with Ballistics, I just got “lucky.”

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My stats were much worse when I started the second part. ;)

I understand. I had ballistics on the first map in the first slot, and it was fully upgraded. So, it must have been saved.

And you can make the stats higher if you want; I just ran into a tough opponent. He's a real jerk; he summoned portals and is chasing my hero. He can't kill him because his stats are lower, even though our armies are roughly equal.

How many opponents are there in the second part? Maybe the ballistics weren't just a coincidence. In the first part, it's very effective.

[/U]By the way, in the second version, I lowered the threshold for stat reduction. If needed, I can post the formula used for the calculation)

It's unlikely to help in the second version. The armies will be very large; you probably need to focus on gates and initiative. For Wolfenstein, the ballista will be like a toothpick, a wasted slot. ))

No)). I like this version – it’s interesting to play. The first time, I messed up, and as a result, I had a small army when the computer attacked. The second time, I slightly adjusted my development, and as a result, things started going well.

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Is the Mentor far from the starting location?

I would like Luck + Leadership + Attack + Logistics + Darkness.

Yes, probably the ideal option. Be sure to complete the quest from the genie near the Castle; he will share a very useful spell that you won't find anywhere else.

Is it perhaps some kind of cheat?=))

I'll go try to defeat the computer on the first map by taking its distant town... so I can avoid the upgrade buildings around its town =)). It's interesting to see what stats I'll end up with, and maybe I'll get rid of the ballistics skill as well.