Posts from Invisibility for the Town Hall.

I don't think reducing the invisibility duration is necessary... IMHO.
Although the ability itself is quite powerful, especially for a fast start, as it allows you to easily defeat almost any neutral creatures (perhaps it should be reduced only for this reason). But in battle, invisible units are easily detected.

Does the duration of invisibility depend on the hero's level? Because when I played as the Dungeon faction, I activated invisibility, and then two enemy units walked past me, and the invisibility disappeared:confused:

No, I don't think it's worth nerfing them. If you reduce the duration of invisibility to two turns, what's the point? They just run to the end of the map, and that's it. And if you increase their initiative, Stalkers don't always go first (sometimes they go after some Elven Archers). And if you reduce their intuition, they'll be taken out by those same archers, and the invisibility will also lose its meaning. But as it is now, I think it's just right. But the developers probably know better, let's see what happens in the patch (if it ever comes out).

I like how they handled the stalker invis in the TE mod – they replaced it with retaliate. It’s quite logical; the items are practically equivalent, but retaliate always works, while invis allows you to easily deal with neutrals. Otherwise, warlocks are too dominant at the start, not to mention the hit-and-run tactic, which has become much more effective with them. And that’s not even mentioning what will happen if a warlock manages to max out their battle skill...

What?! Nonsense? Seriously... You use Assassins when fighting neutrals (especially ranged units)? Stalkers are incredibly useful with their ability! You can do things with them that other races can only dream of! The same goes for Night Hags; paired with Rangers, they can wipe out all the neutrals. Why aren't Night Hags meant for melee combat? They hit hard, no weaker than other level 6 units; their HP is a bit low, but Paladins and Death Knights have similar HP. That's one thing. To prevent them from dispelling invisibility, you need to hide them first, and then make them invisible. After they move, it will be difficult to guess where they are, and there aren't that many mass spells, besides, I don't think dark mass spells work on those who are invisible. Conclusion: these two units have amazing abilities; you just need to get used to using them.