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#735
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Kash
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In another game, my opponent used the purple faction and reached week five (well, we did drag it out a bit)). He somehow managed to get golden dragons, I have no idea how he did it; he didn't even leave his spawn point. He also bought all the week-five units, I wish I could learn to play like that...

It seems he was playing as the Builder. He probably built a second Capitol and focused on resource production.
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Looks like a Builder was encountered. That's why he built a second Capitol and a resource silo.
Please explain to a newbie what this word means. :)
And the gold came in handy, by the way (I was actually aiming for it). I desperately needed the first turn, and there was nowhere to build Archons. I saw the green and the Capitol at the purple player, but I didn't expect to see it on the grey player. I haven't seen a fully built Rampart (except for the resource pond) in a long time; I only brought him to level 2 GM.
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The companion has 3 types of behavior: Warrior, Builder, Explorer. It is chosen randomly.
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Kash
Please explain to a newbie what this word means. :)
“Builder” comes from the English word “Build,” meaning someone who builds. :)
Пусть мой враг будет силен и страшен. Если я поборю его, то не буду чувствовать стыда.
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The computer has 3 types of behavior: Warrior, Builder, Explorer. It is chosen randomly.

The first 2 are clear, but how does the 3rd behave?
Даже если вас съели - у вас два выхода:smile19:

Зима 2011-12.
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The first two are clear, but how does the third one behave?
I'm not 100% sure, but it seems like it's trying to explore more territory.
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#741
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In the save file, there are 4 possible values:
Warrior, Builder, Explorer, Human

This determines how the AI spends money.

1. Warrior - spends money on buying all troops, with the goal of having a strong army. 2. Builder - spends money on building structures. 3. Explorer - spends money on buying heroes.
Дипломатия - искусство говорить собаке "хорошая собачка" до тех пор пока не найдешь подходящую палку.
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Has anyone ever wondered what our forum instigator's nickname means? Maybe this drawing will shed some light on it? :D Petya, don't take it personally ;)
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#743
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lol))) not at all)))
ну это вообще всем аргамездец!© Kash
без авто:smile20:
Человек - игрушка Бога. Этому - то и надо следовать. Надо жить играя.
Платон.
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#744
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Aldegir
Yeah, that happened before :) I couldn't correct my mistake (I should have fired the angel, or else my own units, the wyverns, and the angel, plus the terrible anti-morale...).
Actually, angels don't ruin morale, if anything. Sorry for the off-topic comment.
Всем удачи ! И Морали !
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Actually, angels don't really spoil the morality, if anything. Sorry for the off-topic comment ;)
It's more like the anti-morality stems from having 3+ races... Fire the angel and the Rukh, or something... Isn't an Angel considered an additional race in the army? (if not, then the Rukh should have been fired... I've corrected it :) I still have a lot to learn).
Homo Homini :smile03:

Острые копья мы воткнём в небо
Полками затмим горизонты
Знает уже враг не откупиться
От казака ему золотом жёлтым.

Мы выступаем не за трофеев
Ведёт нас вперёд великая вера
Если погибнуть за землю родную
Не побоиться тут каждый быть первым.

Лютая братия будет битва
Сложат былины мудрые деды
А коли останемся в поле навеки
Что-ж, жить нам после - в легендах.
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Aldegir
It's as if the anti-morale effect is due to having 3+ different races... Dismissing angels and druids, or whatever... Isn't an angel considered an additional race in the army?
I'm shocked... It turns out that even experienced players might not know such basics... Or maybe they just forgot? Angels give +1 to morale and therefore never negatively affect morale.
Всем удачи ! И Морали !
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Well, I thought the same thing. So, 4 races mean -2 morality and +1 angel, which equals -1 morality. That is, the angel definitely counts as an additional race. But here, they just needed to fire the developers. It would have resulted in 3 races -1 morality +1 morality for angels = 0. (When I was playing, I thought it would just be -1 morality for the number of races, whether it's 3 or 4, and +1 morality for the angels, and everything would be fine. But I ended up with antimorality).
Homo Homini :smile03:

Острые копья мы воткнём в небо
Полками затмим горизонты
Знает уже враг не откупиться
От казака ему золотом жёлтым.

Мы выступаем не за трофеев
Ведёт нас вперёд великая вера
Если погибнуть за землю родную
Не побоиться тут каждый быть первым.

Лютая братия будет битва
Сложат былины мудрые деды
А коли останемся в поле навеки
Что-ж, жить нам после - в легендах.
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#748
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An Angel is considered an additional race, acting as a unit for the Castle faction, but it also provides an additional morale boost. That is, with and without an Angel, the morale remains the same. (If the army consists only of an Angel and Castle units, the morale is +2).
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You can always safely recruit an Angel without worrying about negatively impacting morale. And if you already have Castle units in your army, it will even boost their morale.
Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!