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So, is level 32 really that high? And the army is just okay. The main thing here turned out to be magic. And in general, in my opinion, the power in Heroes 3 depends 80% on magic and the amount of mana (let's say 1300). Although, of all the primary skills, I prefer defense and try to max it out to 99.

It's not always easier... Besides, you can only see powerful heroes of level 30 after a long game...

sometimes even level 108 :D

Tactical tricks:

-using a Berserk, bring together two stacks of enemy Dendroids; they will attack each other and remain standing motionless until the end of the battle... no need for Blindness - you can destroy both with one spell...

-during a city siege, if the defender blinds your unit, take a Teleport and throw the blinded unit over the city wall and place it near the enemy archer. The archer is blocked, and the computer won't attack your unit as long as you have other troops...

-gates: if you are attacking a city, zombify any enemy unit and open the castle gates for them, or vice versa - take your leftmost unit, bring it to the gates, and leave it to be destroyed by the enemy towers... The gates will never open again, and the enemy is locked in the city - now shoot... You can destroy your own catapult, for example, with Meteor Shower, so that it doesn't make holes in the walls... This is true when the defender has slow, non-flying tanks, and you have an archer...

-it is important to remember that the strength of city towers depends on the number of buildings in the city... The more buildings (including the Grail), the stronger the towers.

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A little about tactics. Maybe this isn't an achievement. But it uses one very well-known spell. (On a normal random map, all the not-so-numerous troops were gathered absolutely fairly.) Two simple spells were used: Clone and Berserk. Both are expert level. Hero level 32.

Question: how did you manage to block both archers with one spell? Did you just get lucky with the enemy's troop placement, or did you use the "Resurrection" spell...?

I think it's impossible without "Resurrection"; otherwise, it's just too unrealistic!

Most likely, the bears took care of the cyclops, and the orcs – perhaps the wolf riders... But in any case, Clone was cast six times during the battle, which means Berserk couldn't have been active the entire time... What was the opponent doing for six turns? – it's unclear. Even with mass slow, there were no problems reaching the archers. Maybe it was blindness?...

It's not clear how many Archmages there are. They could have helped with recovering losses from the archers... As far as I know, the AI never places archers close together, so it's impossible to cover both with a berserker... But I might be wrong.

Perhaps a cheat code using the "C" key was used here! That could explain a lot!

A little about the tactics. Maybe it's not a great achievement, but it was done using one very well-known spell. (On a regular random map, all the not-so-numerous troops were gathered completely fairly.) Two simple spells were used: Clone and Berserk. Both are expert level. Hero level 32.

In any case, someone had to kill 10,000 Ancient Behemoths!?!
That is fantastic!

I think the scenario feels artificial!

...(On a regular random map, all the not-so-numerous troops were gathered absolutely fairly.)...

It's doubtful that on a random map, the computer can have 10,000 units in a stack...

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In any case, someone must have killed 10,000 Ancient Behemoths!?!
Das ist fantastisch!

And they used a simple "Harakiri" spell of expert level on them. :)

Basically, a 100% winner's tactic.
You move around, collect everything, and attack everyone. When attacking, press the "Kill EVERYONE except my own" button. If you don't have enough collected resources, press the "Give all resources" button. If your turn ends and the hero is slightly short of the destination, press the "Go wherever eyes can see" button. If you feel it's time to win, but there are still tons of enemies running around, capturing your mines, retaking cities, and neutrals appear at the start of the week, blocking "leveled-up" heroes from passing, and generally they're all jerks — press the "Everyone is a 3.14№aras, and I am D'Artagnan, meaning SuperHero" button. And that's it, victory is yours!!!
Hooray! Comrades!

Shhh... Just don't tell anyone about this tactic. I've told you all in secret.

Your tactics are excellent! I should try them out! :D :D :D

Basically, it's a 100% winning tactic.
You move around, collect everything, and attack everyone. When attacking, you press the button "Kill EVERYONE except your own"...

Well, that's not fair... You can complete a map in 8 months that way, anyone can do it... But try doing it yourself, without using any buttons, and get a result in less than a year, okay? That would be impressive! :D

Which map are we talking about? I can complete any map up to size L within 5 months! Although sometimes it takes a bit longer!

I haven't played even on XL for over 3.5 months! :)

And what difficulty level are you playing on? I play on 130%... Mostly focusing on defense... and I win by maintaining a constant advantage!

I only play at 200%; playing at 130% isn't interesting to me – it's too easy (don't think I'm being arrogant).