Posts from Testers needed.

The creation of the Unicorn Empire campaign is entering its final stage. All the maps are made, and the dialogues are written. There is only one more important detail left – balancing. I invite players of different skill levels to test the campaign. I won't say it will be easy: the campaign is still in a rather raw state, so there are quite a few imbalances, so having a good command of the magic gray window will be very useful. ;) I look forward to your messages here or in a private message with your agreement. I will be grateful to everyone who responds. :)

that's why having a magic gray window would be very useful. ;)

I don't have a magic gray window, but if you upload the campaign here, I can tell you where it gets stuck/crashes and upload a save file from where it happened...

I don't have the magical grey window, but if you upload the campaign here, I can tell you where I got stuck or where the game crashed, and I can upload the save file from that point...

Just as a suggestion. I'll send the campaign in a private message.

Downloaded it! I'll be playing it slowly. I've set the difficulty to easy for now.

I can play the game, including with the gray window. It might just be a bit slow. I hope I won't need to install any mods.

I also want to test it (by the way, I must admit that I've been waiting for this campaign for a very long time and I don't know who the author is). Send it to me too – I'll test it.

Personally, I found the first quest on Veteran difficulty to be challenging. I tried my best to avoid significant losses in battles. After the battle for the castle, I was left with only 3 Inquisitors (the enemy's army consisted mostly of undead – that was the intention, I guess?). With these 3 Inquisitors and a ballista, I started to gather some ore and gold, as I had almost nothing. In general, with minimal losses and by rebuilding, I cleared the entire territory (maybe not developing it perfectly), found a master, built a shipyard, and then, suddenly, the mission failed (I didn't read carefully enough; it turned out that only 5 weeks were given). I don't even know if I could have developed enough in 3-4 weeks to defeat all the undead and still have an army left afterward. I'll try again later.

Was there a time limit? I didn't even notice... On Veteran difficulty, I managed to complete it just in time, as I spent an extra week in the city to gather resources and defeat the Necromancer's army.

Was there a time limit? I didn't even notice... I managed to complete it on Veteran difficulty, just within the time limit, because I waited an extra week in the city to buy upgrades and defeat the Necromancer's army.

That's how it was planned.

I understand that the guy needed to build the shipyard is located in the Necropolis? It's not entirely clear... Not in the Necropolis... I found him in the workshop. Maybe you could mark somehow that this guy is there. I killed the undead on the 3rd week (there are 16 of them in total) and spent 2 weeks gathering an army to attack the Necropolis (a strong unit guards it).

I thought that a master would rather live in a workshop than in a crypt, but if that's the case, I'll change the workshop description.

I was actually looking for something like a seer's hut or a dungeon. I killed the undead for experience and continued on; I didn't go into the workshop, deciding that a tent and caravan weren't necessary.

Oh, yes, one more question – what is the maximum level a hero can reach in the first mission (if there is one)? I never reached it.

Ah, yes, one more question – what is the maximum level a hero can reach in the first mission (if there is one)? I never reached it.

Level 12, but to prevent the hero from reaching the maximum level too quickly, he gains twice as little experience in battles.

Yeah, I get it. I only managed to get to level 11 because I skipped a few particularly difficult battles.