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I also rarely had Minotaurs block. It usually happens to enemies.
I used to build Minotaurs for some reason... now I build Medusas. Although I rarely play as Chaos. Archers are still needed.
P.S. Orcs are more like infantry with a few shots.
Be strong. Believe
Пандора
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I also noticed that Minotaurs rarely use the Block skill. It's usually the enemies who do it.
This is the main drawback of Minotaurs. They are too inconsistent. With Medusas, you know for sure who they can poison and who they can't.
This is the main drawback of Minotaurs. They are too often disappointing. With Medusas, you know for sure who she can poison and who she can't.
I also think that if you pit Minotaurs (there are few of them) against Medusas (there are many) in offline mode, and try to kill the Medusas using load-save and BLOCK – it WON'T WORK! Although you can pick up a block each turn from the Medusas' arrows, the extra thing that flies along with the arrows (gas, stone, poison) will kill the Minotaurs. That is, ideally, 1 Minotaur can, in principle, defeat 100 Creep, but 1 Minotaur will not defeat 50 Medusas. And it's funny – 50 Medusas will not defeat 100 Creep :) How everything is so intertwined and confusing :)
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I remember a useful Vampire in all the heroes... The only creature that can be resurrected.
:) When my hero or creatures are defeated, I don't understand why I feel so bad for them. I always try to avoid them and not attack them if I'm not powerful enough.
I also think that if you pit Minotaurs (there aren't many of them) against Medusas (there are many of them) in the original game, and try to defeat the Medusas using save-loading and BLOCK, it won't work! Although you can choose a block each turn to defend against the Medusas' arrows, the additional effect that comes with the arrows (gas, stone, poison) will kill the Minotaurs. So, ideally, 1 Minotaur can theoretically defeat 100 Cyclops, but 1 Minotaur cannot defeat 50 Medusas. And it's funny that 50 Medusas cannot defeat 100 Cyclops either. How everything is so interconnected and confusing!
Theoretically, 1 Minotaur can defeat 1 Cyclops, but in reality, it can't. Let's say its block chance is 100%. During the Cyclops' attack, the Minotaur will use its block. But does the Minotaur have to attack? Yes, it does. When the Cyclops attacks, it will deal damage in return, and the Minotaur's corpse will lie on the ground for a long time. Second option. Again, 100% block. The Minotaur will skip its turn and block the Cyclops' attacks. This won't last long. The Cyclops will eventually increase its morale (zeal). And it will attack twice in a row. And again, the Minotaur's body will lie on the ground for a long time.)))
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I'm for vampires; they are useful in all Heroes games.
I'm for vampires; they are useful in all Heroes games.
It's hard to argue with that. Vampires are very strong, especially in Heroes 4 (the strongest creature of level 3). They are especially useful in a prolonged war (although they are also useful in a quick one). If you have about fifty vampires in your army, you have nothing to fear. But still, I would choose 15 Dark Champions rather than 50 vampires. They have regeneration and the ability to cast the "Terror" spell. All this makes them much more useful than vampires. Their usefulness lies in many factors that allow them to win in almost all situations. But unfortunately, a Dark Champions' Sanctuary cannot be built in a city. Otherwise, they would be ideal warriors and would share third place in strength with sea creatures.
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I agree. But vampires also have a drawback or advantage (depending on your perspective): they cannot steal power from undead, elementals, and mechanical warriors.
Theoretically, 1 Minotaur can defeat 1 Black Dragon, but in reality, it can't. Let's say its block chance is 100%. During the Black Dragon's attack, the Minotaur will block. But does the Minotaur have to attack? Yes, it does. When the Black Dragon attacks, it will deal damage in return, and the Minotaur's corpse will lie on the ground for a long time. Second scenario. Again, 100% block chance. The Minotaur will skip its turn and block the Black Dragon's attacks. This won't last long. Sooner or later, the Black Dragon's morale (Fervor) will increase. And it will attack twice in a row. And again, the Minotaur's body will lie on the ground for a long time.)))
I agree that 1 Minotaur cannot defeat 1 Black Dragon. BUT this doesn't follow from your reasoning. :)) The Minotaur blocks any NON-magical attack, and it doesn't matter if it blocks the counterattack after its own attack, blocks the first attack against it in a turn, or the 10th. Therefore, a Minotaur with 100% block chance is invulnerable to ordinary, non-magical units.)) But yes, theoretically, a Minotaur defeating a Black Dragon is possible, but it is very unlikely in practice. Although, I have had cases where a Minotaur blocked up to 6 attacks in a row! but unfortunately, it was a neutral one, not mine:(
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It's hard to argue with that. Yes, Vampires are very strong, especially in Might and Magic IV (the strongest creature of level 3). They are especially useful in a prolonged war (although they are also useful in a quick one). If you have about fifty Vampires in your army, you have nothing to fear. But still, I would choose 15 Dark Champions over 50 Vampires. They have regeneration and the ability to cast the "Terror" spell. All of this makes them more useful than Vampires. Their usefulness lies in many factors that allow them to win in almost any situation. But unfortunately, the Champions' Refuge cannot be built in a city. Otherwise, they would be ideal warriors and share third place in strength with Sea Serpents.
In my opinion, Vampires are most useful in the early stages, and then their usefulness decreases. And if the enemy has a tactician and doesn't have their own, then even 50 extra Vampires, in addition to the main ones, won't save them. Although you can get out of any situation, but still...:)
Отдай свои прошлые сны, В сомненьях себя обрети, В бешеном танце душа кружится! Не думай, что будет потом, Здесь и сейчас мы живем, Стань хоть на миг сам собой, слышишь!
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Its strength makes it a very formidable enemy, and the outcome of the battle often depends on it. Another advantage of the vampire is that it can attack without consequences, meaning no one will retaliate. And it can safely eliminate any unit on the battlefield.
His strength makes him a very formidable enemy, and the outcome of the battle often depends on him. Another advantage for the vampire is the ability to attack without consequences, meaning no one can retaliate. And he can safely eliminate anyone on the battlefield.
Yes, the advantages are significant. But the disadvantages are also considerable. The two main ones are the low growth rate (3 per week, which is not even funny; it's more like "find a lord") and the low HP. The latter makes vampires practically USELESS against undead (skeletons, zombies, and mummies), elementals, and golems.
Отдай свои прошлые сны, В сомненьях себя обрети, В бешеном танце душа кружится! Не думай, что будет потом, Здесь и сейчас мы живем, Стань хоть на миг сам собой, слышишь!
I agree that 1 Minotaur cannot defeat 1 Black Dragon. BUT this does not follow from your reasoning)). The Minotaur blocks any NON-magical attack, and it doesn't matter if it blocks the counterattack after its own attack, blocks the first attack against it per turn, or 10. Therefore, a Minotaur with 100% block is invulnerable to ordinary, non-magical units)). Well, yes. Theoretically, the Minotaur's victory over the Black Dragon is possible, but very unlikely in practice. Although I have had cases where the Minotaur deflected up to 6 attacks in a row! but unfortunately, it was not mine:(
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In my opinion, vampires are most useful in the early stages, then their usefulness decreases. And if the Death Knights are fighting against a tactician and do not have their own, then even 50 extra vampires, in addition to the main ones, will not save them. Although you can get out of any situation, but still...:)
Well, if a Minotaur with 100% physical attack block will constantly defend and not attack, then this will continue for a long time. Example: 1 Minotaur and 1 Black Dragon. The Minotaur cannot attack and block an attack simultaneously. and as soon as its attack ends, it will receive a fiery breath from the Black Dragon. And the Minotaur will definitely not avoid death.
Regarding the health of vampires, I agree. But if its HP is increased to 100, it will be stronger than a Champion. And a creature of level 3 cannot be stronger than level 4. All this leads to the fact that the Champion is weak.
Well, if a Minotaur has 100% physical attack block, and it constantly defends and doesn't attack, then this will continue for a long time. Example: 1 Minotaur and 1 Dread Knight. The Minotaur cannot attack and block at the same time. And as soon as its attack ends, it will receive a fiery breath attack from the Dread Knight. And the Minotaur will definitely die.
I repeat once again: The Minotaur is capable of blocking ANY physical attack. It doesn't matter if the block is performed during the Minotaur's own attack, during its defense (counterattack), or simply when the Minotaur has already attacked once and is now just taking hits.
So, a Minotaur with a 100% block is invulnerable to physical attacks:)
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I agree about the health. But if its HP is increased to 100, it will be stronger than a Champion. And a level 3 creature cannot be stronger than a level 4 creature. All of this leads to the conclusion that the Champion is weak.
The Champion is not weak at all, and is extremely useful. Unlike the Nightmare, it can perform Terror twice per battle (without the help of Imps), which is already a big plus, and its high speed and regeneration are a great addition)):)
Отдай свои прошлые сны, В сомненьях себя обрети, В бешеном танце душа кружится! Не думай, что будет потом, Здесь и сейчас мы живем, Стань хоть на миг сам собой, слышишь!
I repeat once again: Minotaur can block ANY physical attack. It doesn't matter if the block is performed during the minotaur's attack, during its defense (counterattack), or simply when the minotaur has already attacked once and is now just taking hits. So, a minotaur with 100% block is invulnerable to physical attacks:)
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Champion is not weak at all, and is extremely useful, unlike the Nightmare, it can inflict Terror twice in one battle (without the help of demons), which is already a big plus, and its high speed and regeneration are a great addition)):)
I was talking about regular Champions. A vampire will only be able to win against Champions of Darkness if their HP is not lower than 350. The question is, where can you find a vampire with such a high health value?