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Which Castle do you prefer to play as?Auto-translated
GagaBings, diplomacy isn't a cheat; it's a great and useful skill. The whole point is that it's not particularly needed later on; its real value is at the beginning of the game, and it's much less effective afterward. Why would it be a cheat? Honestly, I don't understand what you mean by "Rocks, scissors, and paper." Please explain in more detail. What are you trying to say with that?
You yourself are the mega-cheater. Don't you like that others have diplomacy? Then play as a diplomat, what's the problem? Then you'll be the cheater and won't be able to taunt. Here, take a "Castle" with a great hero – Adel – with the Blessing specialization and diplomacy.
Oh no, it's cheating. Especially on large maps. When 50 Golden Dragons and the like join you for free. Even if they aren't specialized (not from your Castle) and don't really fit, you just pass them on to hero 2, 3, or 4. Trust me, when you gather all your forces and defeat the strongest enemy hero, losing 70% of your troops, and the next day some idiot with 50 level 7 creatures shows up at your doorstep, you start to understand that diplomacy is cheating!
Rock, paper, scissors – it's such a childish game. Its main principle is that there is a counter-force for every strength. In other words, - complete balance. Here's a simple example: 1 kills 2, but loses to 3 2 kills 3, but loses to 1 3 kills 1, but loses to 2 I hope you understand.
Added 3 minutes later Knight of Light; 144843
You're the one who's cheating. Don't you like that others have diplomacy? Just play as a diplomat, what's the problem? Then you'll be the cheater and won't be able to complain. Please - take a Castle with a great hero - Adel - she has the Blessing and Diplomacy specializations.
Not only is diplomacy not available in all Castles, but also, all experienced players play with a random Castle and Hero.
On large maps, 50 Golden Dragons won't play a significant role. On large maps, players usually don't control just one hero; they create additional heroes – "support" heroes – who help to defeat the main enemy's troops. Also, there are too many castles on large maps, which results in a large army, so the amount you gather through diplomacy will be insignificant.
Added 3 minutes later How someone plays is their own business; if you don't like that your opponent has diplomacy, play with a diplomacy-focused hero too. Otherwise, accept it.
I know this game, but I don't understand the connection between it and your previous post.
Added 1 minute ago
Well, I didn't think you were that stupid. =)
The connection is that in Heroes, it's the same.
The first castle defeats the second, but loses to the third, and so on, with some minor caveats.
Even if it's halved. A large map requires hundreds of Gold Dragons.
I agree, if you're talking about small maps, then yes, diplomacy can play a nasty trick there.
Even if it's halved. A large map requires hundreds of Gold Dragons. I agree, if you're talking about small maps, then yes. Diplomacy can play a nasty trick there.
And how many months are you planning to play??? 12? 50 gold will instantly decide the outcome if you don't have diplomacy!!!
How many months are you planning to play??? 12? 50 gold will instantly decide the outcome if you don't have diplomacy!!!
:smile01: and in general, Knight, stop arguing for the sake of arguing, everyone already understands that you are wrong. I'll join once with 50 dragons + my army, and you'll be defeated. We'll play for the same amount of time, and we'll have the same number of troops as I do, with only one difference: I'll have 50 more dragons. =) :smile44:
To be honest, it's a bit annoying that you call everything "cheats" here.
A cheat is something that can't be obtained by playing the game normally, without using cheat codes or other hacking methods.
Diplomacy is just a regular secondary skill.
Well, of course, if you've only been playing Heroes for a couple of months, then increasing the number of Phoenixes in a Conflux might seem like a cheat to you. (And according to you, skills like spellcasting are also cheats?)
Monarh, I'm trying to explain this to them, but they insist on 50 Golden Dragons. What can I do? Let them stick with 50 Golden Dragons. GagaBings, if 50 dragons is a victory for you on a large map, then it's ridiculous to even discuss anything with you. And if someone here is arguing just for the sake of arguing, it's you. I just expressed my opinion initially, and you started actively disputing it, so don't judge, lest you be judged.
Added 2 minutes ago Cheaters, damn it)))) Well, that's funny))) Then property is normal for you))
Added 4 minutes ago What's stopping people from playing? I don't understand. Well, he's a cheater, well, your opponent is playing as a Diplomat, well, play as one too, and then the game won't be a cheater's paradise.
Knight of Light;144903GagaBings, if 50 dragons represent a victory on a large map for you, then it's pointless to even discuss anything with you.
:D :D Yes - but if you manage to get 50 Golden Dragons on the largest map, it means you're not playing very well! ;) Believe me... And it's funny to discuss anything with you... Don't be offended... ;) Just look at the "Best of the Best" tournament, for example.... An XL map with an underground area is completed in 10 (!) days... so what's the point of 50 Golden Dragons? Are they even needed??? And in online games, it often doesn't even come to dragons.... On average, no one usually plays for more than a month or two... EVER.... Therefore, in this case, your opinion is the opinion of an unprofessional... Absolutely amateurish.... Sorry ;)
P.S. Diplomacy is a very cheesy (imbalanced) skill...
Если тебе не везёт в жизни, - играй в какую-нибудь другую игру:rolleyes: Лидер клана "Из многих единое" Приключения – это сплошные неприятности, только про них почему-то потом интересно вспоминать...
Monarh, I'm trying to explain it to them, but they're stuck on the 50 Gold Dragons. What can I do? Let them stick with their 50 Gold Dragons. GagaBings, if 50 dragons is a victory for you on a large map, then it's pointless to even discuss anything with you. And if someone here is arguing just for the sake of arguing, it's you. I just stated my opinion initially, and you started actively disputing it, so don't judge, lest you be judged.
Of course, the point isn't about the dragons. I tried to explain it to you, but you didn't understand. I tried to explain it with examples (about the 50 dragons), but you still didn't understand. Honestly, I don't even know how else to explain it; you just don't want to understand, and that's all.)) Diplomacy is a skill that breaks the balance. If one of the opponents has it, and the other doesn't, no matter how skilled the second player is, they will lose. Why? Because Diplomacy breaks the game balance. Knight of Light;144903
What's stopping people from playing? I don't understand. If your opponent is playing with Diplomacy, just play with it too, and then it won't be considered cheating.
I've already explained to you that, firstly, not all castles have Diplomacy. Or are you going to suggest that I give up half of my factions just because of Diplomacy? Secondly, many people play with RANDOM castles and HEROES. Only in such battles does true skill manifest itself.