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Here it is! If only they didn't glow every turn! :-( And how can you possibly clear the maximum Crypt with such an army and zero skills?
Featon
Posts from Tactics for the Stronghold.
Featon
Oelm
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Everyone was a newbie at some point. For example, I really loved playing as Dungeon, and I played on 200% difficulty, thinking I was incredibly skilled when I built a Town Hall on the first turn. I definitely considered Malekith to be the strongest hero. Yes, there were many funny moments.
P.S. Crypts don't depend on the difficulty level. It's common knowledge that the maximum reward always drops if you have 3 heroes and troops of level 1 and 2 in the castle (and even that's not always necessary). Exceptions are rare, like having a Gnomish hero as the second hero, or Pikeldr.
P.S. Crypts don't depend on the difficulty level. It's common knowledge that the maximum reward always drops if you have 3 heroes and troops of level 1 and 2 in the castle (and even that's not always necessary). Exceptions are rare, like having a Gnomish hero as the second hero, or Pikeldr.
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I, for example, really loved playing as Dungeon. I played on 200% difficulty and thought it was incredibly cool how I dominated.
Featon
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And in general, I had a rather weak hero there, and I played with him however I could! I'm not saying I'm some kind of super-skilled player.
Dirty_Player
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Thought I was mega cool :D
КостяN
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A very interesting Castle, but I still can’t figure out how to play it properly. I start as Gurmi. Is this a good choice, or would it be better to play as Kreig, Tyraxor, Jabrak, etc.? (we’re talking about SoD, of course). For now, I’ve come to the conclusion that the strongest move on level 111 is to build a Goblin Town upgrade (even if the Wolves are already there). Am I thinking correctly? I’m not quite clear on the “technique” of taking the Bird Nests with minimal troops:confused:. Anyone have any tips?
Ибу ибуди - хуйдао муди - Шаг за шагом можно достигнуть цели (китайская мудрость)
Кто к нам с пером придёт, тот от пера и погибнет!:smile51:
Кто к нам с пером придёт, тот от пера и погибнет!:smile51:
Wlk777
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A very interesting Castle, but I still can't master it properly. I start with Gurney. Is this a good choice, or are creatures like Creggs, Tyraxors, and Jabberwocks better? (I'm talking about SoD, of course). So far, I've come to the conclusion that the strongest move on level 111 is to upgrade the "hooligans" (even if the wolves are already there). Am I thinking correctly? The "technology" of taking the bird nest with minimal troops is not entirely clear to me:confused:. Anyone have any advice?
Всем удачи ! И Морали !
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I think it's foolish to invest 200% in fast-producing bird units. I initially build Orcs (and later upgrade them to elite units) and can easily clear most of the map. Of course, I try to avoid attacking archers. After that, I build a Town Hall and start producing bird units and Ogres. Then, after building a Capitol, I upgrade the Ogres and gather the first four levels, and if I have enough, I also gather bird units. This leads to a massive clearing of the map. If I'm lucky with crystals, I'll get Cyclops. After 5-6 Cyclops, I try to save up for the Cyclops upgrade, and only then do I build Cyclops. There's no denying that Cyclops are strong, but they are too expensive; not everyone has 20 crystals in their pocket.
For heroes, I pick Terek (I used to pick Crag and Dessa) for a more challenging game. Of course, I don't even look at diplomacy.
For heroes, I pick Terek (I used to pick Crag and Dessa) for a more challenging game. Of course, I don't even look at diplomacy.
Wlk777
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I think it's 200% foolish to go for fast-moving units.
Всем удачи ! И Морали !
brovach
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In my opinion, it's completely pointless to rush for fast-producing units. I initially gather Orcs (and later upgrade them to Ultimate Orcs) and clear the lands quite easily.
Besides, they only slow down the army, and without an upgrade, they rarely participate in battles. I recommend building a Citadel instead of Ogres in the first week.
Dirty_Player
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I think it's 200% stupid to rush for fast-attacking units. I initially build Orcs (and later upgrade them to elite).
For heroes, I pick Terek (I used to pick Crag and Dessa) for a more challenging game. Of course, I don't even look at diplomacy.
Alex_R
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I don't understand this illogical action. To upgrade Orcs, you need to build a Forge.
Apparently, you've never played against the AI.
At 200% difficulty and in such an offline game, in the early days, you build the buildings you can afford, including the Forge, which is needed for the popular Town Hall and Capitol, which are essential in this type of game. And, in fact, upgrading Orcs is one of the cheapest upgrades, at least among their rank – 1000 gold and 2 wood and 2 stone... of course, there is a direct dependence between the unit's upgrade and the cost of that upgrade – from this, it is clear that Orcs don't become much stronger, although +5 health and +1 speed are always nice... and probably a little attack/defense and arrow capacity as well.
Dirty_Player
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Clearly, he has never played against the AI.
Given the financial crisis in week 1, I definitely wouldn't spend 1000 on upgrading Orcs. I'd rather save up for a municipal building, if that's what it comes down to.
brovach
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Inadequate?
Apparently, you've never played against the AI.
At 200% difficulty, and in a game that's so far removed from online play in terms of pace, in the early days, you build the structures you have enough money for, including the forge, which is needed for the popular town hall and capitol, which are essential in this type of game. And, of course, upgrading orcs is one of the cheapest upgrades, at least among their tier – 1000 gold and 2 wood and 2 stone... of course, there's a direct correlation between upgrading a unit and the cost of that upgrade – from this, it's clear that orcs don't become much stronger, although +5 health and +1 speed are always nice... and probably a little attack/defense and arrow capacity.
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I meant that building the town hall takes 2-3 weeks. Where does the wood come from? In 80% of cases, we find at least 20 wood at the sawmill, plus what we capture and the regular income. Also, I used to underestimate the Orcs, considering them very weak, but now I understand that with buffs, they are quite strong. If you choose birds, there is a high probability of losing at least one in a battle with neutral creatures.
P.S. I play with AI opponents, and I win in 50% of cases. If I chose diplomacy and overpowered heroes, it would be 80%).
P.S. I play with AI opponents, and I win in 50% of cases. If I chose diplomacy and overpowered heroes, it would be 80%).