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Registered: 8/16/2007 9:03 PM UTC

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8/20/2007 10:52 PM UTC #77

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For me, the most challenging campaign was the one for the Elves in the original version of Heroes 5 – especially mission 5 (there are so many skeletons!):smile43: :smile43: :smile43:

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Registered: 2/21/2007 11:41 AM UTC

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8/21/2007 5:01 AM UTC #78

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Artemius;108339

It takes a while to collect the artifacts, and when Nicholas started running away from me in the last Ranger mission! I cursed for a long time and chased after him for a long time; I think this mission is the most difficult. It would have been better if Nicholas didn't run away but engaged in battle!

And I also struggled for a long time with the 3rd mission for the Demons...

Probably, the game is not patched. In version 1.5, he didn't run away from me; he hid in castles. Then he would revive, capture a random castle, and wait again.

In version 1.5, the 3rd mission for the Demons became easier, but the 4th mission became much more difficult.

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Registered: 6/19/2007 10:42 AM UTC

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8/23/2007 9:21 AM UTC #79

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The fifth one is the most challenging. When I was playing, Kolya could have the number of dragons increase from around 50 to 1700 on any given day... a bug? I checked the tavern every day; I often had to reload.

А в таверне тихо плачет скрипка,
Нервы успокаивая мне...
И твоя раскосая улыбка
В бархатном купается вине...

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Registered: 8/29/2007 6:01 PM UTC

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9/4/2007 1:04 PM UTC #80

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Maybe it's just me, but I didn't find the Elven campaign to be particularly difficult (except for the second mission, where I had to spend a long time traveling around the map collecting dragons – I really hate having to wander around for so long!!!). Besides, the Elven archers are there, but does your hero make shots before the first turn begins?... The third mission for the Warlock, on the other hand, was a different story. Now that was challenging... It was such a stalemate – my neighbors came over five times, thinking I was killing someone. :)))

In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti

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9/6/2007 5:06 AM UTC #81

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Dark Lord, in which version did you complete the 3rd mission as a Warlock? If it was version 1.5 or lower, try playing it again in that version with a different hero. Your neighbors will be happy.:D

Once you reach the 3rd week, you can stop playing. There won't be anything interesting left – it will just be a monotonous beating of enemies with no chance of losing.:smile14:

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Registered: 9/5/2007 6:48 AM UTC

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9/6/2007 7:54 AM UTC #82

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For me, the most difficult part was defeating Gilraen. Poor Agrail... He suffered for a long time. And then everything went smoothly. I even found Tieru quickly.

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9/6/2007 9:31 AM UTC #83

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For me, the most difficult part was defeating Gilraen. Poor Agrael... He suffered for a long time. And then everything went smoothly. I even found Tieru quickly.

Probably because I was playing an unpatched version. In version 1.1, Gilraen was made weaker. In version 1.5, the mission following Gilraen was significantly made more difficult. Two of my friends struggled much more with it than with Gilraen. They couldn't capture the last city.

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9/7/2007 11:11 AM UTC #84

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That’s exactly how I played it, brother. :)) Those six (or however many there are?) heroes at level 28... I probably haven't cursed that much in a whole year! :)) But the campaign for Faidaen – there are no problems at all. You take more archers, develop luck – and go for the Order! It’s as easy as pie. :))

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9/7/2007 11:30 AM UTC #85

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And what happened after Gilraen? I only remember Tieru.
It was also a bit difficult to get Railag and Shadiu to join the human army. It was my fault – I should have read more carefully. I kept recruiting one, then the other. I thought the game was glitching, but it turned out that they both had to arrive for the meeting with the army.
By the way, it turns out I'm not the only one who's not paying attention.
People, read more carefully!!

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9/7/2007 12:32 PM UTC #86

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Dark Lord, in my game in version 1.5, the enemies were level 22. I was shocked when I was defeated on the 2nd day during my first playthrough. My mana (260) ran out.

Kitsune, after Gilraen, there's a mission where you first need to capture 3 elven castles and 1 of your own underground. There, Agrael's elven soldiers desert at night. Then you need to feed archers to the dragons or defeat them and capture the last castle.

In version 1.5, the garrison of this castle grows well. I had 40 emerald dragons against my 15 archdevils. And the enemy had an even greater advantage in low-level units. My Agrael, equipped with artifacts and at level 30, managed to handle it. This was on a hero. But two of my friends had serious problems with this castle, even on recruit difficulty.

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9/7/2007 1:28 PM UTC #87

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Ah, is that where you have to find the dragon obelisks? Yes, it was a difficult mission. You had to collect a certain number of dragons to complete the mission, right?

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Registered: 8/26/2007 11:54 AM UTC

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9/9/2007 7:53 PM UTC #88

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I haven't finished the last campaign yet, but so far, I've only encountered significant difficulties in two campaigns: the first one and the one where Kolyan is resurrected. He gave me a hard time; I had to replay it three times because of glitches. The most interesting part happens when he locks himself in the castle, and every day, he gains a thousand dragons. It's so intense that you might as well restart the game immediately.

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9/10/2007 5:10 AM UTC #89

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Ah, is this where you have to find dragons at the obelisks? Yes, it was a difficult mission. You had to accumulate a certain number of dragons to complete the mission, right?

You need to collect dragons in two missions - 2.3 and 5.2. In both, collecting the dragons is the easiest part. The most difficult part is dealing with the enemies.

In 2.3, in version 1.5, more than 100 dragons joined my hero, but I only needed 20. I'm not sure if all the dragons counted. Both regular and upgraded dragons joined. I saved them all.

In mission 5.2, collecting dragons at the obelisks is also not a problem. However, capturing 3 cities is really difficult. Deleeb is especially dangerous. IMHO, this is one of the most difficult missions.

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9/10/2007 5:18 AM UTC #90

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Oh, I remembered, about the dragons. And that mission where you had to collect 20 of them. All you needed to do to win was to bring those dragons to the enemy. But it didn't occur to me right away. I played for two whole days.

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Registered: 9/17/2007 3:53 PM UTC

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9/17/2007 5:00 PM UTC #91

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Valinor;81344

The last mission for the Humans was infuriating - after the first kill, Agrael decided to launch a counter-offensive, and I was very surprised to discover that the heroes were not attacking from the castle, but were spawning from nowhere.

But that's a good thing! It's the coolest mission. The constant attacks on your castle give you another well-leveled hero, and the most interesting thing is to break through:smile13: the line defending the Inferno castle, and if you stay there afterwards, you can also give Agrael a good beating.

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