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invisible (random, Castle, Orrin, Orrin) def Dirty_Player (random, Inferno, Ignat, Pirry) 221, 2sm4d(3)
We agreed to play full random, and after a series of restarts, Castle vs Inferno came up. The spawn was generated with a large and medium amount of gold, but there was a utopia (which I never took, or rather, wasn't allowed to take :) ). Near the Castle, there is a stable, a water mill, and an observation tower; a bit further is a monk cache, which I broke through on the first turn but only took on the second. I felt sorry for the archers, of which there were only 13 at the start. There were also two pike caches and one hive. Orrin was given attack and defense with the first two level-ups, which is why he became a "papa" (power hero). The GO was a horde of Cyclops Kings, so I immediately realized that I didn't need to fear an early attack from that direction. In the first week, horses and griffins were in the Stronghold; in the second, I took two secondary sites (swamp and Inferno) and spotted the Golden Bow behind the horde of Crusaders. All week I recovered money and built the Capitol and everyone except angels + monks from the cache. On 131, I took the Golden Bow and ran to kill everything that moves. From the underground via the observation tower, I saw a treasury containing a bunch of Pandoras, hives, and a library. I decided to first take a secondary site on the grass, which I had been afraid to enter because of the guarding fanatics. I broke through, and it alarmed me that everything was surprisingly clean there :) . That was the case — it turned out to be an adjacent secondary site that the blues had already visited. I see Pirry and reach her on the last cell with Orrin. He has 5 Efreet, 7 Pit Lords, and up to a dozen demons. I have 8 horses, 15 fanatics, and a few pikes. I surrounded them with monks and shot at the Efreet (didn't kill a single one :( ). Pirry pays the tribute, and I spotted a "can" (storage) for 20-49 gold in the underground with Gorgons, took an empty Rampart secondary site, a hive with 8 Wyverns, and broke into the swamp secondary site to go to the treasury. Just as I entered and discovered the utopia, Pirry moved toward my castle and stopped one day's journey away (moreover, stopping on a mine and dropping all troops except devils, apparently thinking I wouldn't notice the threat of attack :) ). Muttering a few curses under my breath, I teleported to the castle and waited. Pirry turned around sharply and galloped into the underground. I broke into the swamp again, took another hive with 4 Wyverns, a +2 shield (the only combat stat artifact in the whole game), and stood near the utopia on 147 to take it without losses on 211, but cunning Pirry probably decided to kill me morally and again stood not far from my castle. I planned to take a couple of hives on the next turn and go to her myself, but I immediately changed my plans, broke through 90 demons, gave the monks and archers to the ferryman, and attacked the utopia with 100 Halberdiers, 25 Crusaders, 12 horses, 11 Wyverns, and 30+ griffins. It turned out to be a minimum guard, but they killed 6 Wyverns and a couple of dozen pikes. They gave a book of fire. I transferred everyone to the castle via a long chain and the swamp; on the last cell I broke through, changed resources, and built angels (although for some reason I hadn't thought of building them before — my stupid mistake), bought an angel and... my heroes lagged (I almost sprayed the monitor with spit — it was the most difficult turn in the whole game, my hands were actually shaking — I was so afraid of not fitting into the 4 minutes). After loading the opponent's autosave and repeating this long turn, I lost not 6 Wyverns in the utopia, but all 11 :mad:. I wait for Pirry to visit, fearing nothing with the Golden Bow (although I didn't have tactics yet). But Pirry apparently decided to make me a stutterer — turns around and gallops into the underground. I am green with rage, ignored my utopia and ran after her to tear her to shreds :), and at the same time take the "can" and reach her. I thought there was a passage through the underground, as "losers" and the blue "papa" frequently scurried there. I took a "can" for 2 angels, built a chain and sent two scouts to look for a passage. Found nothing, but took a book of air and another "can" of two from the Nagas. Suddenly, a blue "loser" appeared with his whole army. I transferred the entire army to my "loser," as well as all artifacts, and attacked. On the first turn, the berserker hit his devils and they killed two of their own Wyverns. The Efreet said "wait," for which I killed 4 of them with monks. After this came a tribute payment, and I continued to run through the Dungeon labyrinth in vain seeking a passage to the blue capital. Here Pirry appeared in all her glory and stood in her usual spot not far from my castle. On 217, she takes it empty and waits for me.
On 221, I attack my own castle, in which Pirry has barricaded herself.
Final battle: Orrin level 16 8-9-8-4 (39) expert attack, defense, earth, archery, morale, basic air and tactics, golden bow, ring +1 health, 7 angels, 16 horses, 54 griffins, 34 Crusaders, 88 Halberdiers, 35 fanatics, and 66 marksmen (everyone except angels upgraded).
Pirry level 15 10-11-6-3 (30), expert artillery, fire, adv. attack (other skills played no role in the battle) 5 devils, 11 Efreet, 25 Pit Lords, 20 horned ones, 50 Gorgons, 41 dogs, 6 Wyverns.
I used Mass Slow, in response a Mass Curse, but you can't push against Orrin's Golden Bow and a bunch of fanatics. With tactics, I blocked the marksmen, leveled the stacks, and ended the battle with Armageddon :)
Thanks for the interesting game! For a first online game, he played great, well done. Once again convinced that strong offline players cannot play poorly online.
Alex_R
