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Posts from Walkthrough for the "Tribes of the East" expansion.
Guys, can anyone help a new user on the site? :)
I don't know anything about the fifth game, but someone contacted me for some reason.
He really needs help, he's waiting for activation - he can't write himself.
PalladinGOLD
A small introduction, so you don't think I'm a bot. I've completed HoMMV, Tribes of the East (stuck on the last mission), and Tribes of the East (got bored after the 3rd campaign). Problem: 2nd campaign, 1st mission of Tribes of the East. I need to get 2 halves of the key. The first one is near the first castle, there's a cutscene with Giovanni. I don't remember exactly where the second one is (either with the red castle or near the forge), BUT I obviously sat around doing nothing for too long, so the red faction killed the quest dragons, and I can't actually get the second half of the key. There are no more mobs in the location at all. Solution: 1) Has anyone else had this? Maybe they found a way out? 2) Maybe there's a cheat code like "give me the top half of the key" or something like that?
P.s. I understand that I can fix it by playing it again.
Guys, in the "Hunter vs. Hunter" episode, do mages always keep attacking? I've captured all the cities except for Shaliba or Shahiba, I don't remember (I need to destroy this city as part of the mission). I've already defeated a lot of these mages, but they keep coming and coming. Will it always be like this?
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I was reading a walkthrough of this mission ("Hunter vs. Hunter") on one website. It's quite interesting, but here the mages start appearing and destroying everything. Maybe someone else knows how to effectively complete this episode?
If my memory serves me correctly, Alaric should appear only after capturing the last silver city, which is located in the corner on the cape. (It was when capturing this city that my game glitched, and I had to replay everything). During the battle with Alaric, the mages shouldn't interfere anymore. And in general, this is the end of the episode; after capturing the city, everything is simple; you just need to intercept Alaric with the same hero who captured the city.
Если споришь глупцом - срочно проверь не делает ли он тоже самое!:smile13: Древняя восточная мудрость (вольный перевод)
I'm attaching a save file made before the final battle with Alaric; I believe I won.
Unfortunately, I can't upload the save file because it's 6 MB, but I've included a screenshot.
Use caravans to reinforce your troops, or position your heroes in a chain so that on the first day of the week, you can transfer troops to the front lines. This is a tedious task, but very effective. Also, try to push the enemy towards a city and take all their mines.
I sent the save file to your email inbox.
Если споришь глупцом - срочно проверь не делает ли он тоже самое!:smile13: Древняя восточная мудрость (вольный перевод)
Yes, it would be clear what to do with the caravans if the garrisons were mine. That's the problem. There are no troops. There is no money. And that's it. Thanks for the save file.
Guys, I might be off-topic right now, and I might have said something completely stupid, but listen.
In "Lords of the Realm," in the 3rd mission of the 1st part, Kujin (the shaman) will approach you and talk about goblins who can steal heads from your enemy. So: don't pay attention to them!:smile48: You can easily manage without stealing heads. The main thing is 1) kill neutral creatures of levels 1-2, because there are usually a lot of them, and you can get more heads from them than from others;:smile19: 2) look for peasant huts! You can get a lot of heads from them (about 100-300 heads (approximately!!!)):smile13::smile39: :smile13:
P.S. And one more thing. Please don't lower my morale because of my stupidity. And don't stay too long. Otherwise, you will regret it!:smile18: :smile18: :smile18: :smile10: :smile35: :smile05:
Added 2 minutes later And one more thing. Tell me how to complete the 3rd mission of the 5th part, "Hunt for the Hunter." The Warriors, firing at my buildings with catapults, are already annoying me.
Swim across the river near the shipyard closest to the starting town, destroy the catapult, and then you can quickly move to the nearby town, destroy it, move through the portal (it's a little further down the map) to another town, and destroy it as well.
I look at the world and I notice it's turning While my guitar gently weeps
Oh, guys and girls! I know I'm a little late, but I really want to share! I finally took that darn Castle (Shahibdi's). My head was spinning! I struggled for a long time, read a lot here, tried different things, and finally managed it.
I have this silly habit of taking all the Castles, along with the mines and dwellings. This worked to my advantage. For three weeks, I watched the hero guarding it whenever he went out to the gem mine, which he needed to buy Titans. This gradually weakened his army. I assume he didn't have enough money to buy back his entire army, and he was also running low on resources. So, I gathered my entire army from the Wizard Castles, brought my strongest hero (not Gotai, of course), weakened him a bit, and then attacked him with Gotai on the same day. I won't say exactly how I built my army because I did it completely randomly. In the end, I had 300 Centaurs, about 1000 Goblins, 200 or 300 (roughly) Shamans, and 50 (a little less) Cyclops.
That's how it happened! I was very surprised when a red Alaric suddenly appeared. His army is stronger than mine. I was disappointed and saved the game. Tomorrow, I'll figure out what to do next and how to deal with this
I also unexpectedly struggled with Shahidia. I gathered what seemed like a decent army, attacked the city... and realized that the army wasn't that great after all. I gathered more. Attacked again. And then HE started throwing berserkers and subjugation spells at me!!! My troops were scattered in a flash, and my own army was defeated!!!
Okay, I thought, we're not fools either. I reached the Necropolis, threw all the orcs (except the cyclops) into the meat grinder – and got undead. I hired all the undead troops I had, upgraded them all, and, satisfied, went to Shahidia, picking up about 25 upgraded titans along the way (on whom, like on the undead, mind spells don't work). I barely managed to take this nasty little town, losing almost my entire army, as the enemy started casting divine retribution.
And then Alaric came... Luckily, I had about 50 cyclops left in the Necropolis. Taking them, along with about 100 mages, 200-300 golems, and a few titans (all I could afford), I easily defeated Alaric in his own castle.
I also unexpectedly struggled with Shahibdia. I gathered what seemed like a decent army, attacked the city... and realized that the army wasn't that great after all. I gathered more. Attacked again. And then HE started throwing berserkers and mind control spells at me!!! My troops were scattered in a flash, and my own army was defeated!!!
Okay, I thought, we're not fools either. I reached the Necropolis, threw all the orcs (except the cyclops) into the grinder – and got undead. I hired all the undead troops I had, upgraded them all, and, satisfied, went to Shahibdia, picking up about 25 upgraded titans along the way (on whom, like on the undead, mind control spells don't work). I barely managed to take down this nasty little town, losing almost my entire army, as the enemy started casting divine retribution.
And then Alaric came... Luckily, I had about 50 cyclops left in the Necropolis. Taking them and about 100 mages with 200-300 golems and a few titans (all I could afford), I easily defeated Alaric in his own castle.
I also thought about turning everyone into necromancers after reading the messages here, but there's a catch – with necromancers, all sorts of things related to their blood don't work, and besides, I was so annoyed that I still defeated him with my own army, which I'm very proud of))) and I also defeated Alaric very quickly, in just a week, with the remnants of my army + a two-week army from my main castle, so everything is good, I'm playing the next one))) and I wish the same for you) good luck)))
Kash
