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Regarding the fact that you went through something similar to the third battle, I would be interested to see it. If it's not too much trouble, I wouldn't refuse a link.
Regarding the time spent on the battles. You guessed the first battle correctly.
It seems to me that without them, it will be either too difficult or completely impossible to overcome the established level of difficulty in the Heroes community, called hardcore.
It's been over 10 years, and there was a detailed discussion on a Chinese forum around that time.
I wasn't guessing; I simply wrote down how long it took me to successfully complete each battle. I'll add that for the first battle, I didn't look for a specific tactic because it was obvious right away. For the second battle, I spent half an hour, then read Vasche's message again, and when I saw that you could lose 1 vampire, the solution came to me immediately.
I agree with you in the context of the work done to prepare the battles. It's true that it's more interesting to play with minimal, but effective tactics. However, I believe the battles could be made a little shorter and simpler, which would only improve them. In the first battle, divide the stack size by 4; in the second, remove the attacking magic from the enemy; it doesn't add complexity but significantly reduces the chances of implementing the tactic.
I'll leave a few words about the JEDI STRIKES BACK map.
Thank you very much for the review! As others have mentioned here, the map is playable with Craig (the main option), Malekith (skilled players have managed to complete it using magic), and Tazar (Glenn is currently struggling with it on streams, but he's making progress). However, a walkthrough with Orrin, and such an epic one, is rare. In my opinion, this shows that the map is very well-designed and allows for different strategies to be used with different heroes, meaning it's of full quality. It's one of my favorite maps, which I might play again someday.
And yes, I want to add that there are at least 2 more advantages to playing as Orrin, in addition to those described by the author, related to combat:
1) Titans behind a force field deal damage every round, whereas with the Archdevils tactic, this can usually only be done once every 2 rounds,
2) This directly leads to a huge mana saving on the force field due to faster enemy elimination, which is very important on the Iron Edition map without intelligence.
Regarding the air book pillar – it’s not meant to be used as a general strategy, because, in my understanding, these items are emergency assistance for players who are struggling on the map but still want to finish the game (this pillar with items is the only one accompanied by a text message, and most likely, if Russian-speaking players had the opportunity to read it, everything would fall into place, and there would be no misunderstandings).
I didn’t edit the translation, but it’s understandable as is.
– To combat emergencies! Please don’t use them under normal circumstances. The usual solution in an emergency is to try to adjust the actions of previous days; if that still doesn’t work, use these soldiers to destroy the hero who caused the emergency. What? Fear of not being able to handle the other side, are you kidding, are you playing on Ironman mode, not… Oh!
Awesome, thanks! I knew the author actually explained everything very clearly, and the things that break the entire map's mechanics are definitely not for a normal playthrough.
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Another interesting thing on the map:
There's an enemy hero, Gundula, level 868:
But nearby, there's a Pandora with 20 million experience points. If you open a guard for Gundula and a guard for the Pandora (without touching the Pandora herself), Gundula will take her...
...and in the end, you'll get a level 0 hero:
Great, thanks!
Decoder - http://foxtools.ru/Text
1 - copy the gibberish
2 - choose a clear option
3 - submit
4 - copy into the translator
And the translator - https://www.deepl.com/translator
in my personal opinion, it's better than Google or Yandex
I uploaded my new map here:
/topic/15518/
and here: https://www.maps4heroes.com/forum/opinions.php?map_id=2105&game=3
and I also attached the file.
It's relatively simple, with no particular puzzles; the gameplay consists of balanced head-to-head battles. There are three in-game difficulty levels to choose from.
Campaign Title: Rising from Hell
Author: Maxuta-Phoenix
Downloaded: from this post
T/W, hello. If it's still relevant, I passed the battle using Berserk. If you stand directly in front of the Berserk dragon with a two-tile creature (in this case, a cavalry unit), the dragon will skip its turns until the Berserk effect wears off, i.e., for 255 rounds.
If you stand directly in front of a berserk dragon with a two-tile-sized creature (in this case, a cavalry unit), the dragon will skip its turns until the berserk effect wears off, i.e., for 255 rounds.
Hello everyone! Does anyone know if Nautilus has finished working on Rise of the Sun King? Or maybe someone has fixed the bugs? Is there a playable version?
It seems not, the author plans to release it by the end of 2021, according to Ed.
