Posts from "Two Seasons: Winter - Spring 2019-2020"

I got lucky with this map! Got Thant on day 1 and one more necro hero. Easy got boots an gloves for speed + pandoras for 4 and 5th level. On 133 i started taking opponent castles. His map was poor, bad roads, not as good heroes and no conservatories... Thanks for the game!

Everything was progressing rather slowly. The computers were working hard. Brown managed to defeat my hero in Fort with an army of comparable size, using Adela under Bless. And Orange even managed to take the main town :D. However, this unexpectedly played to my advantage)) Because I bought all the troops there, and he was left with only 4 Goblins, so he decided to flee with his hero, leaving me with an empty Castle as a gift)) A nice boost for demonology, I must say) Because I wouldn't have been able to gather that many resources on my own) :D. Kerr wanted to learn Water twice, on the 4th and 8th levels. I refused. And I didn't want to switch. But on the 12th level, I had a choice between Earth and Wisdom. I chose Earth. And I learned Wisdom only on the 18th level. So don't be surprised that I took the box for the entire 4th level with Basic Wisdom, and the box for the entire 5th level a couple of turns later with Advanced Wisdom :smile54:. I placed the 5th GM on 132. On 134, I took Utopia with a Churn. I also had a cloak that boosted magic skills above level 2. I got TP on the 3rd try on 135. Then I started building the 5th level, but 2 attempts were unsuccessful. On 141, I broke into the central super-town. On 142, I didn't have enough mana (10) to take the main town from my opponent. I decided to attack on the edge of the road)) I spent 130 mana on it instead of 91 mana if I had gone straight. My opponent didn't risk fighting me because he saw that I had a stronger army and stats. However, on the final day, he implemented his support units very well, and he had as many as 4 of them, not including the main hero, although there were essentially 2, Craig played an important role in the game, as well as Dessa and 2 mage-elementalists from the dungeon. Thus, the Necromancer equaled me in combat stats, surpassed me in magic stats, as he had more Utopias than I did. He gathered 69 Wyverns (I only had 45). He had as many Angels as I did - 9. He also had 15 Vampire Lords and 20 regular Vampires from Pandoria. However, I had a trump card in the form of 200+ Demons. The Necromancer attacked me in my brown Castle with 15 mana, hoping that the final battle would be won with magic, but I had Red Ball and Speed ​​Cloak +2. Therefore, the fight was in my favor.
Thank you for the game!
PS: Second victory in a row for Inferno! I'm opening the champagne :smile42:

The start of the game was sweet: labetka, moner, aislin + slow with bless in the GM, and you could also clear the chests.
Notably, we both played without restarts.
But then I made what were probably overly cocky moves: buying an 8th hero, upgrading Air Elementals turned out to be excessive, and I was 2k short for building Firebirds. Then another mistake with the bird on 121, but 3 Dragon Fly Hives didn't let me lose heart and the game gradually got going.
Towards the end of Week 2, Galtran comes running out of some unclear portal where a green player had been lurking, but since the opponent wasn't taking the computer, I wasn't expecting a rush at all, and ended up cut off with all my power far from the Conflux, near a swamp 6k.
And the Tower had Dimension Door) And of course, I overcomplicated things: rushed to take Dragon Utopias in search of luck and wasted my army, but I got 3 leveled-up heroes. And after capturing the Conflux, there were chances. In my adjacent zone and at the respawn, the wells were quite favorably placed, and finding another Griffin Conservatory far from the respawn with a scout, I activated all possible forces to take that and another conservatory via 2 Dimension Doors.
However, I got lucky catching Galtran in Chains without a stack of skeletons.
Thanks for the game!

Played with the Fresh Mod 5_3. Due to a poor start and opponent's blocks, unfortunately surrendered.
Thank you for the game!

I had to continue after the throw; in general, I had to claw my way out, through impassable terrain and an oddly stretched adjacent zone to the computer. There was no place to build a Mage Guild, I started building late, and there were more than 6 rebuilds on each of both floors. But as usual, the supports corrected the situation.
Before the final, I attacked with my mage — to assess the situation and thin them out with magic; as a result, I ended up equipping the opponent quite nicely, raising his parameters above mine. But on the same turn, as planned, I attacked and finished him off, because it's already time to sleep, and I really don't want to face the laborious workdays tomorrow.
Happy New Year to everyone! =)

Thanks for the game!

TFP

My opp. army was killed in a fight and he said GG.