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Offline elek34ka
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upgrade last, creature growth first, economy second. It’s better to have creatures but no finances than to have finances but no one to hire. 1. Find a couple of mines, one wood, and one mercury. 2. Attack the weak, fear the strong: DDD (the entire Necropolis philosophy is built on this: we attack the weak and grow, we think about the strong and immediately fall apart into small pieces). Regarding leveling up archers: I played against a mage on a large map. I entered his city with 2.5k+ archers, 1k+ zombies, 300+ vampires, 200+ liches, 40+ dragons, etc. I could have entered much earlier, but I wanted to raise as many troops as possible. In general, as you can easily guess, no artifacts and the frequency of the mage's spellcasting saved him. Planning attacks on neutral creatures: all. Game version 1.6, save file available.
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I primarily focus on developing the Capitol. No money means no army. Along the way, I try to build Vampires and Liches. Then, I build the remaining dwellings for the units. After that, I upgrade them. I develop the Guild last because I don't immediately focus on magic.
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there definitely has to be some money left over :)
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Maximize your economy within 1 week, plus use wraiths. By Wednesday of week 2, have liches, and then you can slowly advance and crush everyone (mediocre opponents). I think it's necessary to level up summoning magic, as a phantom or phoenix is a very nice addition to your army. :smile47:
Смерть решает все проблемы. Нет человка - нет проблем...
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The economy is key in the second stage. It's better to have creatures but lack funds than to have funds but no creatures to hire.

In the third game, I always developed this way, but when I started playing the fifth game, I noticed that if I don't develop the economy early on, I can't properly buy the growth, and then, as usual, a plague arrives (I think that during a plague week, the Necropolis's growth should logically double, but that's a topic for another discussion), and I lose all the meaning of developing an army. But if I build the economy, I lose one growth, let's say vampires and liches (by the way, I don't always manage to buy them), but then I can quickly buy further units, and as the army grows, I can defend myself against the competitor (in the early stages, they won't come anyway). In general, this way, the risk of losses is lower.
Remind me what "late game" means, and I'll answer you.
Мне больно видеть белый свет,мне легче в полной темноте.
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Yes, I always have enough money to develop my economy and buy troops, or I just buy Vampire Specters and Skeleton Archers, and I'll get Necromancers by the end of the week! I usually play on Veteran or Hero difficulty (there are some minor problems, but still). I don't think Summoning magic is very useful because the Ring of Teleportation appeared, and it causes a lot of trouble!
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By "late game," I mean a prolonged game... initially, there's not enough money to build up an army, but this is temporary... once we deal with the buildings, we start having enough money for everything, and then it's like a snowball effect... a larger army means we attack neutral creatures more often, which makes the army even larger, so we attack neutral creatures even more often, the hero's level increases, dark energy increases, and so on, all in order to capture mines, gold, and other resources... considering that the mines provide resources that are no longer needed. We can successfully sell them to buy creature upgrades and save some for a rainy day)))))))) And the longer we prolong the game, the bigger the snowball effect becomes.
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By "late game," I mean a prolonged game... initially, there's not enough money to build up an army, but this is temporary... once we deal with the buildings, we start having enough money for everything, and then it's like a snowball effect... a bigger army -> we attack neutrals more often -> the army grows even more -> we attack neutrals even more often -> the hero's level increases -> dark energy increases, and so on, all in order to capture mines, gold, and so on... considering that the mines provide resources that are no longer needed. We can sell them and use the money to buy creature upgrades and save some for a rainy day)))))))) Well, and the longer we prolong the game, the bigger the snowball effect becomes.
All of this is good, but it's also obvious. In my opinion, the main problem is in the first few weeks, when an opponent might attack. At that point, you can't show off your great (unpurchased) creature upgrades. I think it's better to sacrifice some creature upgrades and have enough money to buy a real army.
As for the late game, it's really simple: you buy creatures, you fight, and everything depends on your tactics and strategy.

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Yes, I always have enough money to develop the economy and buy troops, or I just buy Vampire Specters and Skeleton Archers, and I'll buy Liches later in the week! I play on Veteran or Hero difficulty (there are some minor problems, but still). Summoning magic isn't very useful in my opinion, because the Ring of Teleportation appeared, and it causes a lot of trouble!
I don't understand. Do you always have enough money for an army, even without a Capitol? Where do you get it from? (especially on Hero difficulty). Even if I find a mine, I only manage to buy everything by the 5th week, and before that, I only buy Vampires and Liches (and Skeleton Archers).
Мне больно видеть белый свет,мне легче в полной темноте.
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Well, it might not be enough for a hero, but it's enough for a veteran! After the Necropolis, I build a Capitol and a Castle, and on the 3rd week, I build an Inferno! And I'll accumulate dragons like mercury! And I choose which troops to buy! I try to find secondary creatures on the 1st week, and I buy zombies when I build the Capitol. :smile33: :smile19:
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I just can't imagine how an opponent would come across a bunch of neutral creatures at the beginning, suffering huge losses in each battle, and losing a couple of weeks on the journey (during this time, we certainly wouldn't just sit around, but at least gather some troops). Why are they so afraid of him at the beginning? Let him come – for goodness sake!
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I can't imagine how an opponent would come across a bunch of neutrals at the beginning, suffering huge losses in each battle, and losing a couple of weeks on the road (during this time, we certainly wouldn't just sit around, but at least gather some troops). Why are they so afraid of him at the beginning? Let him come – for goodness sake!
But imagine when there's only one average neutral between castles. From my experience, the AI with a higher difficulty level has more resources (and it's still as dumb as ever). And I have the opposite. Basically, on the AI, the hero builds all levels and buys a couple of upgrades in 1-2 weeks, clears out the neutrals, and comes to me. And I have a large upgrade, but it's not purchased. What can I offer him? Will he buy an upgrade from me? And if I build a Capitol, will I have time to buy liches, vampires, and skeletons? And then only my tactical tricks will help. :cool: But if you're playing against a human, it's easier.
Мне больно видеть белый свет,мне легче в полной темноте.
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Well, I build up to gray skeletons, specters, zombies, and vampires, and then I run off to spend dark energy!
P.S.: Lucriencia has a great start, with one vampire and mana regeneration in spellcasting! Kaspar also looks good in a rush strategy.
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My first building, if there's a tavern, is the town hall; if not, then the tavern, and then the town hall. Next, I focus on troops and the economy as building options become available (with priority given to the economy), and during the first week, I try to build a stronghold. I try to build vampires and liches as quickly as possible. Then, I engage in active battles with living units to gain experience – I send vampires into the thick of the enemy, and I mass-kill those who gather around the vampire with liches, using mass plague and vampire resurrection whenever possible (if they don't resurrect themselves in time).

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I prefer Nadir because of the ghosts of killed enemies.
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Good evening, inhabitants of Necropolis ;) My tactic: during the first week, build as many dwellings as possible (if resources allow) where the undead army resides, so that by the beginning of the next week, the growth rate will double. After all, it's more fun to roam the map with vampires.
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Not a hero;147897
My first building strategy is: if there's a tavern, build a town hall; if not, build a tavern, then a town hall. Next, build troops and develop the economy as building options become available (with priority given to the economy). In the first week, I try to build a stronghold. I try to build vampires and liches as quickly as possible. Then, I engage in active battles with living units to gain experience – I send vampires into the thick of the enemy, and then I mass-kill the enemies clustered around the vampire with liches, using mass plague and vampire resurrection whenever possible (if they don't resurrect themselves).

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I prefer Nadir because of the ghosts of killed enemies.


It's not worth investing heavily in the economy; undead are cheap, so you'll have plenty of money anyway.
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