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Guys, let's not argue, let's just get along. Tell me, what should we do with these crosses? It feels like no one even notices the issue. Yes, the battle is easy. But is there any strategy involved?
I watched, the battle isn't difficult, but it heavily depends on the random distribution of our and the enemy's morale, so there won't be a universal tactic here. I won only after about ten attempts. I threw the Ring of Cold at four groups of crossbowmen at the bottom, and then I attacked with an angel. In the first couple of turns, the crossbowmen are busy attacking peasants, so the angel receives attacks from only a couple of crossbowmen, even though it's standing right in the middle of them. Then, I fly around the field and try to lower the morale on the angel or on the weak groups of crossbowmen. And, under certain circumstances, the tent survives for three rounds.
Thank you, kind sir! This was like a tournament, and supposedly, battles that depend on morale shouldn't be defended. I started playing – and almost every battle was like that. Before that, you had to defeat archers with two morale levels, and so on. I am amazed by the dedication and perseverance of these guys. It's one thing to come up with a strategy (as mentioned above), and then tactics for the battles, but then to just save/load 100 times... I'm not surprised that there was even a program for morale...
Some claim that Lady Ksenia from Heroes of Might and Magic and the real Ksenia are the same person. And there are serious suspicions that this is true.
For some reason, I remembered: I read somewhere that Paris Hilton played Wayfarer while in prison. But it is unknown if she finished it.
...but she should have been playing "Prince of Persia"! ;) It starts with escaping from behind bars. As for Ksenia Anatolyevna, she would be better off playing "Heroes" instead of getting involved in politics.
Воскресайте, камінні душі, Розчиняйте серця і чоло, Щоб не сказали Про вас грядущі: їх на землі не було… (Василь Симоненко. Люди – прекрасні)
The heat is on! Since there are more people now, tell me who managed to take the Griffin Conservatory? It would seem - I made a pocket with trolls, moved away with monks and just need to shoot so that the non-full stacks of trolls bite. But here's the problem - griffins eat the trolls immediately and the shot ends up being exactly 1... is it really necessary here too for the morale of the monks to drop?
You can take the save from the walkthrough; I'll find it and attach it. Regarding the crosses – could you post a screenshot? I'm playing without HD+, so it's like it was in 2012.
This map is not at your level. :smile48: I have no idea what would make it interesting to spend time on, as the level of interest/difficulty is demonstrated by the tournaments that were mentioned above.
Regarding the crosses - could you post a screenshot?
I'll repeat myself, but this is just a cheap trick designed to exploit morale. It might work after a couple of attempts, or it might not work even after fifty.
I'll try Consul now. Pomazok1329
The map is not your level.:smile48: I have no idea why it would be interesting to spend time on it, because the level of interest/difficulty is demonstrated by the tournaments that were mentioned above.
I wasn't planning on completing it anyway. It seems quite simple at first glance, but why not solve some of the individual puzzles?
Regarding the conscripted units. This is also a very random-dependent battle due to morale and the damage range of the griffins. But the tactic is correct. You just need to hold the troll block for as long as possible. In the walkthrough, there probably aren't any losses among the monks, but I was already too lazy to find the right random outcome. The initial setup is as in the save file. It's also interesting to note that it seems you could take fewer monks and it would be easier to maintain the troll shield.
Yes, I used two fewer monks and finished the battle without losing any monks. The key is not to completely eliminate the stack of Royal Griffins in the middle of the battle, so they continue to support the trolls for a little longer.
P.S. I struggled a bit more and managed to complete it, preserving two trolls and not losing any monks. Dividing the trolls into groups of 6, 3, and 4 solved the problem. It shouldn't get any better than this, I think.
And here's a video at the end.
https://youtu.be/VPFokkcCB-o
Awesome! Thank you very much!
Regarding the map and the discussion – it's interesting to see how experienced players think. Similarly, in chess, strong games are analyzed in detail, rather than just watched.