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Posts from Sacred Haven of DebaucheryAuto-translated
I remember fighting my old doppelganger on hard difficulty in the Lord of Destruction expansion (in my opinion, the most challenging battle in the game).
Fairies - 2 types, Royal Snakes - 1 type, Elves - archers - 1 type, Dryads + Ring of the Elements + "Bless" spell = an incredibly difficult battle, I can't imagine anything harder...:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
In the Town Screen, I also spent a lot of time with vampires, but I didn't get to fully utilize them because I was playing as a mage, and the large enemy units were already quite weakened when they engaged the vampires in combat. It was difficult with the elves; they all have an unreasonably high initiative (I don't know if it's a bug or a feature – their stats have +2-3 to their initial initiative), and since various archers with 9 initiative often attacked the vampires first, I replaced them with riders, for example.
Zlobny Yashchur
I bet you were even playing on "Impossible" difficulty?:mad:
No, I played the first one on hard difficulty. I played the rest just for fun, so I kept the standard difficulty.
Zlobny Yashchur
Fairies - 2 types, royal snakes - 1 type, elves - archers - 1 type, dryads + ring + "Bless" spell = an incredibly difficult battle, I can't even imagine anything more difficult...:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
I didn't want to travel far for a specific army, so I fought with whatever was available
The mage scares me a bit, I usually play as a paladin or paladin-like characters, and they end up with the largest army.
With the elves, I'm having some difficulty because there are so many different units, it's hard to get a good balance. Archers are still manageable; you can reach them in two turns, and then they turn into tasty meat.
Yes, I also enjoy playing as a Paladin. It's really satisfying to look at your army and see a total of around 50 dragons. I've never managed to gather that many with other classes.
Against various weak creatures, a Fireball or Fire Storm spell of the third level is just perfect.
By the way, there's one awesome spell in the Town Hall – Chaos Breath. It changes the stats of a unit, and can turn anyone into a terminator. If you cast it on Ogres, each of them will have 10+K health. Of course, a high Intelligence stat is required for such an effect. And you can also use it on enemies, reducing their units' health to 1 and one-shotting them. But for some reason, this feature didn't work in battles against those stupid Elves :smile35:
Yes, I also enjoy playing as a Paladin. It's really satisfying to look at your army with a total of 50 dragons. I've never managed to gather that many for other classes.
I heard that in TeamSpeak, you can assemble a "set" for the Succubus to reduce the leadership of demons by 100%. 50 dragons is nothing. How about 40,000 Archdevils in a stack?:D
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
By the way, there's one uber spell in the tactical combat – Chaos Breath. It changes the stats of a unit, and can turn anyone into a terminator. Cast it on Ogres, and each will have 10+K health. Of course, such an effect requires high intelligence. And you can also use it on enemies, reducing their unit's health to one and one-shotting them.
So, is it interesting to play?:smile08:
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
It's interesting, especially if you want to play without losses. You can't turn everyone into terminators at once; you need to think about who to attack first. You can, of course, use level 4 units so you can resurrect them if needed, but the Chaos Breath effect isn't as good on them. And Time Reversal consumes a lot of mana, so I don't like using it. Plus, I also used Riders and Black Dragons, and this stuff doesn't affect them.Little Dragon
I'm currently fighting the "invincible" Lolodin; wish me luck! :)
Yeah, I also enjoy playing King's Bounty without any losses, but it doesn't always work out. I played the first one on normal difficulty, the rest on hard, and I tried to replay the first one on impossible difficulty, but I gave up. I didn't really like the Necropolis faction, and my favorite tactic for battles without losses was to endlessly resurrect clones of paladins. Yes, I used to play as a mage; it doesn't work as well with a warrior, but with his attack and defense stats, one resurrection charge is usually enough. Now I'm trying to finish Warriors of the North (haven't gotten around to Darkside yet) - after the battle with Loki, it became boring; a well-leveled Viking can defeat everyone without any problems.
I heard in the forum that you can assemble a "set" for the demoness that reduces demon leadership by 100%. 50 dragons is nothing. How about 40,000 archdemons in a stack?:D
Nah, playing like that is definitely not interesting. Just walking around, looking for more items...
Added 7 minutes later WishmasteR
Yeah, I also like to play without losses in the campaign, but it doesn't always work out.
I don't take it too seriously; I mean, during a battle, I do everything possible to avoid losses, but I never replay if I mess up and lose someone. WishmasteR
I didn't really like the undead, but my favorite tactic for battles without losses was endlessly resurrecting paladin clones.
Yeah, RC + paladins is generally the most used overpowered combination; they often appear together for sale. WishmasteR
Right now, I'm trying to finish the Northern Warrior (haven't gotten around to Dark Side yet) - after the battle with Loki, it got boring; a leveled-up Viking can defeat everyone without any problems.