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Which alternate upgrade for Inferno do you like best?
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Не герой
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I take alternate characters – the ability is great, I’ve finished many minor battles with its help.
Yeah, it’s good when you’re not fighting archers, so that more enemies can surround the horse.
Gunslinger
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A very useful upgrade is the Hell Steeds; the Fire Hounds are also very useful, and the Elder Demons have become quite helpful in battle!
LuckySkulL
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I voted for the Archdemon! Because his ability to teleport his troops, as well as the enemy's troops, to himself is awesome:smile20:
I think the alternate upgrade for Inferno is one of the best: just look at the higher demons, turning the second type from a meat-based unit into something amazing; now it's not even the easiest neutral unit of the second type; fire hounds are great, no comment; the only upgrade I didn't like was for the Temptress, because they reduced their initiative by 1, and for example, against Haven, Academy, or Orcs, this upgrade simply won't survive the first attack; the steeds are awesome; the offspring turned out pretty well!
P.S. Major, sorry, I didn't read it! (message edited)
I think the alternate upgrade for Inferno is one of the best: just look at the higher demons, turning the second type from a meat-based unit into something amazing; now it's not even the easiest neutral unit of the second type; fire hounds are great, no comment; the only upgrade I didn't like was for the Temptress, because they reduced their initiative by 1, and for example, against Haven, Academy, or Orcs, this upgrade simply won't survive the first attack; the steeds are awesome; the offspring turned out pretty well!
P.S. Major, sorry, I didn't read it! (message edited)
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I voted for the Archdemon! Because his ability to teleport his troops, as well as the enemy's troops, to himself is awesome:smile20: Imagine, we're playing against Dungeon, and he has well-defended his druids and archers, and then the Archdemon just teleports the archers to himself! Or, for example, we've surrounded some demons, and we teleport them to the Archdemon!
Sorry for the off-topic.
Alucard
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Hehe, what don't you like about the Succubus? They hold up well during the first attack, and even if there are only a few left, the main thing is the hypnosis. The damage to the enemy will be greater if they take damage from their own unit, and if you add new Archdevils to the mix, dealing with enemy archers won't be a problem.
Imaris
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I voted for the Archdemon! Because his ability to teleport his troops, as well as the enemy's troops, to himself is awesome:smile20: Imagine, we're playing against the Elves, and they have well-protected druids and archers, and then the Archdemon appears and teleports the archers to himself! Or, for example, demons are bogged down, and we teleport them to the Archdemon!
The Temptress is the only upgrade that I didn't like, because they reduced her initiative by 1, and against Elves, Stronghold, Orcs, or the Academy, this upgrade simply won't survive the first attack; the steeds are great; the offspring turned out well!
I won't dwell on the Temptresses, I wrote everything below, as well as about the offspring. And I approve of everything else:smile12:!
LuckySkulL
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You can increase the speed of the Archdevils! And if you're playing as Nibros, they'll definitely reach the archers! They usually don't make it to the archers, but you can pull the unit that's protecting the archers closer to you (for example, with Elves, it's usually Treants or their upgraded version), and then attack with Imps, Hellhounds, or any summoned creature that's closest! It's also good to use them against Humans and the Academy. For example, you can immediately pull Paladins or Lizard Riders towards you, so they can't spread out, and then attack them with Archdevils, Demons, Imps, etc. Basically, overwhelm them! IMHO.
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We could increase the speed of Archdevils! And if you're playing as Nibros, they'll definitely reach the archers! They usually don't make it to the archers, but you can drag the unit that's protecting the archers towards you (for example, with Elves, it's usually Treants or their upgraded form), and then attack with Imps, Hellhounds, or whatever summoned creature is closest! It's also good to use them against Humans and the Undead. For example, you can immediately drag Paladins or Lizard Riders towards you, and then they won't be able to scatter, and then you can attack them with Archdevils, Imps, and so on – basically, overwhelm them! IMHO.
Игрок
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I don't think it makes sense for a high-initiative race with the strongest attacking potential in the game to waste turns on teleports... Just attack, attack, attack with everyone, all at once, otherwise they'll overwhelm you in an instant (their defense tends towards zero). Here, you're thinking about whether to call in reinforcements or strike immediately... and they're using teleports...
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I don't think it makes sense for a high-initiative race with the strongest attack potential in the game to waste turns on teleports... Just attack, attack, attack with everything and everyone at once, otherwise they'll overwhelm you in an instant (their defense tends towards zero). Here, you're thinking about whether to call in reinforcements or strike immediately... and they're using teleports...
Игрок
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I'll respond.
Firstly, increasing a demon's defense with the "Stone Skin" perk... instead of what? Perhaps instead of attack or dark magic? This is more in the realm of exotic choices. It's much more useful to focus on luck, which improves gate opening and attack power, or leadership, which widens the gate and consequently increases already considerable initiative. In a prolonged battle, a well-developed gate opening skill can be more useful than defense, and education won't hurt either.
Secondly, regarding archers. In that case, mass confusion is always cast first, and even if the enemy hero has mana left (which is not a given) and spends their turn removing the spell or using antimagic on one stack, they will still be at a disadvantage. Moreover, mass perks cost half of the hero's turn...
Each race has its own strengths, and by leveraging these strengths, the race achieves success. I believe the task of optimal development is to maximize your advantages so that the enemy doesn't have time to exploit your weaknesses.
Powerful defense will still not become a strength for demons; it will remain a weakness, albeit a less noticeable one.
The demon's strength lies in attack and initiative, and of course, in summoning reinforcements. And if the demon's goal is to win, not to hold the battlefield for as long as possible, then it should attack as often and as powerfully as possible.
Firstly, increasing a demon's defense with the "Stone Skin" perk... instead of what? Perhaps instead of attack or dark magic? This is more in the realm of exotic choices. It's much more useful to focus on luck, which improves gate opening and attack power, or leadership, which widens the gate and consequently increases already considerable initiative. In a prolonged battle, a well-developed gate opening skill can be more useful than defense, and education won't hurt either.
Secondly, regarding archers. In that case, mass confusion is always cast first, and even if the enemy hero has mana left (which is not a given) and spends their turn removing the spell or using antimagic on one stack, they will still be at a disadvantage. Moreover, mass perks cost half of the hero's turn...
Each race has its own strengths, and by leveraging these strengths, the race achieves success. I believe the task of optimal development is to maximize your advantages so that the enemy doesn't have time to exploit your weaknesses.
Powerful defense will still not become a strength for demons; it will remain a weakness, albeit a less noticeable one.
The demon's strength lies in attack and initiative, and of course, in summoning reinforcements. And if the demon's goal is to win, not to hold the battlefield for as long as possible, then it should attack as often and as powerfully as possible.
Mos.keen
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1- Alt (if you're going to fight the Lords, it's a disaster).
2- The Macaques with their jump ability impressed me, especially when I played for the first time.
3- Alt, I'm sorry, just completely dominates everyone.
4- I like the old Demonesses more.
5- I also prefer the old horses.
6- The new ones are just great against undead and large numbers of troops... but the old ones are also good.
7- Both are good, but I usually take the old ones.
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2- The Macaques with their jump ability impressed me, especially when I played for the first time.
3- Alt, I'm sorry, just completely dominates everyone.
4- I like the old Demonesses more.
5- I also prefer the old horses.
6- The new ones are just great against undead and large numbers of troops... but the old ones are also good.
7- Both are good, but I usually take the old ones.
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_Prizrak_
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I noticed something here:
If you choose the alternate upgrade for Imps, then you need to take the upgrade for Lords, and vice versa.
In my opinion, this combination is good. The hero usually has enough mana anyway, and if not, you can absorb corpses... but Pit Lords (that's what they're called in my version) lack mana.
Amko
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Pitfiends have low stats, and their spells aren't very strong... it's better to take Imps and Alt-Pitfiends instead.
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