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Swordsmen and Pokémon will be OPTIONAL. The most common reason is the lack of funds.Or they messed up somewhere. That's also not uncommon =). The argument arose here because of the phrase "a small setback" - I don't consider "small" to be something that exceeds the HP of the main attacking stack =).
You seem to have that problem. Alex does too :D bRitvo4kA
I absolutely agree.
You have a great opportunity to present your arguments in the interportal. Unlike the previous speaker, the level of opponents was apparently not high enough for him:D, which is why he withdrew himself.
You have a great opportunity to present your arguments in the interportal. Unlike the previous speaker, the level of opponents was apparently not high enough for him:D, which is why he withdrew himself.
You like to argue about the level and resort to personal attacks – I am discussing the essence of the argument and remain convinced that when capturing Maxulya, the hit points of the troops and the hero's stats are more important than the skill. Furthermore, I already explained why I withdrew. But I am sure that Andrey will not let us down =) P.S. Regarding Smekhovoy, we are waiting for a decision from the Arbitration Committee.
Avern
16 years ago
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to PReDS Can we please stop with the personal attacks? We were discussing a specific in-game situation (taking a maximum Hive), not specific players.
to PReDS Can we stop with the personal attacks? We were discussing a specific in-game situation (taking a maxed-out Hive), not specific players.
Nah, it's just that some people are seriously trying to prove that Ms. Smekhova, with her supposedly weak hero and incredible skill, can defeat 90 gr. of Flies with 4-5 champions :D
Avern
16 years ago
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In a game against Psyche_7, I noticed a strange behavior on the balanced map. I had captured quite a few Hives. My army consisted of: 7 Champions, 4 Angels, 20+ Monks (unupgraded), and a few Pikemen. The hero was Marik, already level 10+. In the non-maxed Hives, the creatures seemed to avoid attacking the Monks or were afraid of them. I placed the Monks in the center (4 stacks), but they weren't attacked in the first round. Is there an explanation for this?
No, some people here are seriously trying to prove that Ms. Smekhova, with her supposedly weak hero and incredible skill, can defeat 90-level flies with 4-5 champions :D
But anyone can do it if they fight precisely, without a single mistake, and the chances for that are given in every round! And in general, for me, a powerful stack consists of damage dealers and tanks. From this, it is clear that air units behind Flax are 99% of the time damage dealers, and earth units are tanks, although a single earth unit is slightly stronger than a single air unit...
In a balanced game against Psyche_7, I noticed a strange peculiarity. I had taken quite a few Hives. So, the army was: 7 Champions, 4 Angels, 20+ Monks (unupgraded), and a few Pikemen. The hero was Marik, already level 10+. In the non-maxed Hives, the Flies seemed to ignore the Monks or were afraid of them. I placed the Monks in the center (4 stacks), but they weren't attacked in the first round. Is there an explanation for this?
Yes, there is. I think the Flies aren't afraid; they simply prioritize preventing the Monks from firing and attack the stack next to them to block the Monks' ability to attack. At the same time, I've noticed that if the Flies see that they can't block the Monk archers (because they are simply killed by the return fire), they might attack the archers instead.
In a balanced game against Psyche_7, I noticed a strange peculiarity. I had taken quite a few Hives. So, the army: 7 Champions, 4 Angels, 20+ Monks (un-upgraded), and a few Pikemen. The hero is Marik, already level 10+. In the non-maxed Hives, the flies seemed to disdain or fear the Monks. I placed the Monks in the center (4 stacks), but they weren't attacked in the first round. Is there an explanation for this?
Well, you've discovered something new:). I've always sent archers into Hives, without the melee penalty (except maybe the weak Mages from the Tower), and sometimes I even take a Lizardman with me for the fat swamp creatures (Taza and Vistana); they usually don't attack it (we leave the first stack as is), the flies block with one stack - we kill it with others, and we even shoot with archers!! :smile28: ... Honestly, I can't remember the last time the flies attacked the archers in a Hive, although I don't know what it depends on either:confused:.
Dude, you're acting like you discovered America:). I've always sent ranged units into Hives, without any melee penalty (except maybe for the weak mages from the Tower).
If we exclude mages, then only upgraded Fanatics and Titans are left without penalties. Kostya, so you usually take Titans into Hives? :D
Anyone can take it if they fight accurately, without a single mistake, and there are chances for that every round! As for me, the best combination is an offensive stack that deals damage and a defensive stack that absorbs damage! From this, it is clear that air units for Flax are 99% of the time an offensive stack, and earth units are a defensive stack, although a single earth unit is slightly stronger than a single air unit...
We need proof, because I can't seem to get the same result:smile39:.
