Don’t you feel sorry for the units that die on the battlefield?

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In reply to Nowizard

Sergh

19 years ago

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They are soldiers, and that says it all.
A general must be able to sacrifice some of his troops in order to save more and achieve victory... (and not just in Heroes :))

UTER

19 years ago

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When Inferno creatures or undead die, it doesn't even bother me, and in fact, it's quite enjoyable!

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Eric Wynn

19 years ago

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Nowizard;31230

Eric Wynn, I'm very sorry, but you're not talking to the right people right now. One is a Necromancer, the other has certain tendencies (to both: no offense!:D), and for them, as I understand it, the term "cannon fodder" is more appropriate than a living individual who, who knows, might even have a family... or had one... I personally feel sorry for them. I'm especially worried about my Dryads, who, by the way, are always attacked first!:(
You can say whatever you want about me; I've expressed my IMHO.:cool:

I don't consider my troops to be cannon fodder; on the contrary, I calculate the opponent's attacks to use

UTER

19 years ago

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Yes, yes, you blind the last unit and raise your own units one by one!
(You know why, and that's so that the Knight hero gets more experience in the last battle!!!)

For the Emperor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Eric Wynn

19 years ago

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It blinds, but when will it appear, and at the beginning, losing a lot of troops is a death sentence – you need to calculate there who will take how much from whom.
(after the last battle, experience is not needed – it is the last one).

UTER

19 years ago

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But still, it’s more satisfying to defeat a large army with a smaller one!

Eric Wynn

19 years ago

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Yeah, it's true that Haven has a lot of peasants.

UTER

19 years ago

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Why couldn't you create as many as you want if you had the money!

Eric Wynn

19 years ago

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Where will you get that much money if upgrading peasants to Paladins costs around 100,000, and that's just for one week?

UTER

19 years ago

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About eight cities, many mines, and everything of that sort!

Eric Wynn

19 years ago

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Okay, but I haven't seen more than eight cities on a map, so where will my opponent live?

UTER

19 years ago

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Wander around!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, come on, after the editor is released, there will be maps with a larger number of towns!

Eric Wynn

19 years ago

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Okay, the larger the army, the more skeletons you get from it.

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Nowizard

19 years ago

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UTER;31248

When Inferno creatures or undead die, it's not a pity at all, it's even pleasant!

When I see undead dying, I'm glad for them – they have finally found peace. When I see demons dying, I'm glad for humanity! Finally, they have left us alone!:p

Budda

19 years ago

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When an enemy unit dies, it’s actually quite satisfying. And even when your own unit dies, it’s not that upsetting.

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When an enemy unit dies, it’s actually quite satisfying. And even when your own unit dies, it’s not that upsetting.