Posts from Round table

Or, the fact that they are defending suggests that you aren't watching my videos :D and don't know that double-hex mobs won't walk into fire if it's right next to them.

Message from Dirty_Player:
You didn't mention the most important thing – the level of Fire magic development. Although in this battle, where the stack has 40 HP, it's not critical. It can be won anyway. The fact that they are defending indicates that you are not watching my videos and don't know that two-hex mobs won't be affected by fire if they are standing close.

The amount of damage depends only on the number of "structures" (buildings) currently in the city (the level of defense of the attacking unit and its position on the battlefield do not affect the amount of damage, which is the case with ranged attacks by ranged units of the defenders).

"1. All "upgrades" of military buildings, the administrative building (starting with City Hall), and the Mage Guild (starting with the second level) do not increase the number of "structures," as the main building has already been constructed.
2. Additional population increases (such as Griffin Bastion - Castle, Sculptor's Wings - Tower, Miner's Guild - Rampart, etc.) are also not "structures." These "upgrades" do not even affect the appearance of the city when entering the Hall; they cannot be selected with the "mouse" and their name cannot be displayed in the "information bar."
3. The Citadel or Castle is not included in the number of such "structures," as its "towers" already inflict damage on attacking units, and much more than each "structure."
4. Some cities have other "upgrades" that are, of course, not "structures."
The formula for calculating the damage in Hit Points (HP) inflicted by the central tower of a specific city is as follows:

Damage (HP) = D + d*N, where
D is the basic level of damage inflicted by the tower - 10-15 HP
d is the additional bonus to the attack power that the ranged tower gains when building another structure - 2-3 HP
N is the number of structures that have already been built in the city"

Stay away from Bu :) Or else:

or even worse
:D

Unlike the werewolf, the wolfwere is a wolf that transforms into
humanoid form. Their most powerful form is their hybrid human-wolf
shape. While in this form they possess immense strength and regenerate
quickly. The greater wolfwere is extremely dangerous. This creature
regenerates so fast as to be nigh indestructible. The only way for a
party to kill such a mighty beast is to focus all of their might against
the creature in a combined attack.

Message from R55Max
No, they are not like that. There are quite a few situations where you have to calculate the retaliatory damage to avoid losing not only skeletons, but also vipers, unicorns, or angels, etc. And what's wrong with 20 griffins against 100+ corpses? As Vicc said: if I know for sure that I will win against the neutrals with this army, then they must fall. He said this about their lack of morale. And I ask, if I know for sure that I will defeat the neutrals, why should I pay with time? And in one day, you can kill all the top-tier creatures with such an army, but lose time simply because it's impossible to speed it up due to the huge number of turns. IMO, it's simply unfair to take away time for something you are actually playing and fighting for, instead of just idly waiting.

And can I get saves of such battles/turns with long fights that burned (or would have burned) the timer? I'm not kidding or trolling. I'm really interested. Preferably, your own saves, of course.
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Here's the save file from a very interesting 2v2 match.

Brog takes the Dwarf faction, using the VT version. In my opinion, this is a battle that eats up time (at least, I didn't know an optimal strategy in advance).

hi everyone

I have a desire and interest to organize a second match with the Chinese portal gamerhome.net. Are our players interested in playing? I remember that last time I barely managed to assemble a team... But the game turned out to be quite interesting.