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Some creatures are needed as cannon fodder.
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Posts from The most USELESS monster.
BASON
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I agree. However, the meat supply eventually runs out, and you still have to sacrifice something good or come up with a new strategy.
Пандора
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I agree. But the meat supply eventually runs out, and you still have to sacrifice something good or come up with a new strategy.
Well, nothing lasts forever, as my mother says :D It would be worse if "something good" runs out before the meat does...
DEMO16
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If you run out of spells like resurrection, healing, or summoning, it will reappear.
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gamer-kirill
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If truly useless monsters don't exist, but rather there are just poor tactics, then I'm simply not good at playing with:
- Wolves (Nature), despite the fact that they attack twice, their speed is very low, and their mortality rate is high. Fairies look much more preferable due to their retaliation ability. I try not to buy them at all. I don't want to waste money.
- Ballistas (Humans). They are so slow that they cause more harm than good; I don't see any point in buying them, except for defending a castle. For me, an army must be mobile.
- Orcs. They are expensive, slow, and ultimately ineffective. Especially when there's such an alternative in the form of Cyclops.
Maybe I'm a bad tactician, maybe I'm greedy and stingy, but these units are a rare sight in my army.
General ZeT
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If there are no truly useless monsters, then there are only bad tactics. I am completely unable to play with:
- wolves (Nature), even though they attack twice, their speed is very low, and their mortality rate is high. Fairies look much more preferable due to their retaliation ability. I try not to buy them at all. I don't want to waste money.
- ballistas (Humans). They are so slow that they cause more harm than good; I don't see any point in buying them, except for defending the castle. For me, an army must be mobile.
- orcs. They are expensive, slow, and ultimately ineffective. Especially when there is such an alternative in the form of cyclops.
Maybe I'm a bad tactician, maybe I'm greedy and stingy, but these units are a rare sight in my army.
I agree with you. They are useless, but only not at the beginning of the game. I personally like to play with one hero, and it doesn't matter if he is a mage or a warrior. It's just more convenient and easier for me. But at the beginning of the game, I wouldn't refuse any of the units you listed. You need to level up first, and then go on a journey with creatures that will help you. It's convenient to play with creatures in your army when you know who your opponent is, and then it will become clear whether you are a good tactician or not.
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DEMO16
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I completely agree that at the beginning of the game, every unit is needed, but towards the end, they become useless or simply clutter the army. However, there are also tough battles where you can pursue an army, and then any monster is useful, especially after capturing castles.
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Isil
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Demons always seemed completely useless... Usually, when you go out to slit throats, you already have plenty of magic, and whatever they steal won't last long... So I immediately transform them into skeletons.
Drnik
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They aren't really needed to replenish magic; they're great for stealing 2 mana from Angels or Devils... or Phoenixes, and the fact that they won't be able to cast spells can be a big advantage in a war against them. This has saved me from unnecessary losses more than once.
Zybr
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They aren't really needed to replenish your own mana... they can steal 2 mana from Angels or Devils... or Phoenixes, and the fact that they won't be able to cast spells can be a big advantage in a war against them... this has saved me from unnecessary losses more than once...
Барон "Vampires"
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!
2DStaLkeR
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Drakkosha - I think Berserkers and Mad Bulls are the most useless units. Even the aforementioned Leprechauns and Pirates will be more useful because a person controls them, not a computer, which is known for its "intelligence":D
Well, Drakosh, if there are more than 1000 Berserkers, I wouldn't say they are useless, and if you controlled them yourself, it would be a real massacre)):smile02:
Well, Drakosh, if there are more than 1000 Berserkers, I wouldn't say they are useless, and if you controlled them yourself, it would be a real massacre)):smile02:
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GAD_001_The bezerker
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If Berserkers are managed properly, they will provide excellent service....
Regarding the topic: I think Wolves are not as good due to their high mortality rate....
Regarding the topic: I think Wolves are not as good due to their high mortality rate....
2DDarkKnight
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Yeah, if you have 1,000 Berserkers, that's game over, although there have been times when there were even more)). But if you cast Vampire Touch on them, they'll put up quite a fight...
Варвары рулят!!
GAD_001_The bezerker
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I agree with you.
Machete
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Well, in that case, you can take 2-3 Imps into your army, no more, or summon them if you have Demonology. They steal mana in any amount, and for some reason, it's always the same, and they're not really useful for anything else.
Well, I wouldn't say that, they take up a slot! So if you're going to take them, take more, so they can at least be used as cannon fodder. Here. Or summon them.
As for their uselessness, just the other day, as far as I remember, I used those same Imps to hold back the last remnants of the enemy while I bombarded them with magic from a corner. That's where they were especially useful!
I've got a hole in my pocket!
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