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Learning – unlikely, admiring – yes.
Lider1
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Сатир
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Does anyone have a save file? I'd like to take a look.
Yes, I do. It's quite simple: just repeat turn 122. The Hive guards are defeated, the Hive itself is cleared, and there's another battle for the amulet against a horde of mummies. Restrictions: no buying or reinforcing troops from the Tower, all battles are fought by Terek, although you can use anyone to paint the village.
Write down the army composition at the beginning of turn 123, and if it's even close, I'll let you know ;).
Yes, it's a save file from the Warlord difficulty.
Lider1
Wlk777
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I don't quite understand, does the "mega-dad" have problems with non-maximum hives and mummy hordes on the second week in the "World of Xeen"? ))) I, as a complete noob, have never had this happen.
2 Lider1 - I think there was a condition that you shouldn't buy troops from the tower...
Ivanhoj
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Autobattle result: :D
Didn't even think about the troop placement. And I wouldn't bother trying to "improve" it.
Lider1
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and what did I buy? golems were sitting in the reserve stack:smile26:
Oh, by the way, I didn't read carefully enough and didn't understand the point, is it about taking a non-maximum Hive? Or maybe taking it with minor losses, like 3 gnolls? If it's the latter, then yes, I can't do that, but if the only goal is to take it, then it's a typical, elementary battle, of which there are hundreds. I don't know what's so special about it.
By the way, is this the same Hive that's behind the Ogres? Or the one behind the Ifrits? I just didn't understand, and I didn't touch the Mummies, what's the point of fighting them there?
Oh, by the way, I didn't read carefully enough and didn't understand the point, is it about taking a non-maximum Hive? Or maybe taking it with minor losses, like 3 gnolls? If it's the latter, then yes, I can't do that, but if the only goal is to take it, then it's a typical, elementary battle, of which there are hundreds. I don't know what's so special about it.
By the way, is this the same Hive that's behind the Ogres? Or the one behind the Ifrits? I just didn't understand, and I didn't touch the Mummies, what's the point of fighting them there?
Avern
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The author of the puzzle set a condition - troops should not be bought from the Tower. Although it's unclear why. :confused:
scorp
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for fans of super challenging puzzles :D
something around the 5-7th grade level from the physics section:
what will happen to a piece of ice brought into a room with a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius:
1) it will change from a solid state to a liquid state/melt/
2) there will be no changes
3) your own option
P.S. anyone can repeat battles in offline mode; this isn't online where you only have one attempt.
something around the 5-7th grade level from the physics section:
what will happen to a piece of ice brought into a room with a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius:
1) it will change from a solid state to a liquid state/melt/
2) there will be no changes
3) your own option
P.S. anyone can repeat battles in offline mode; this isn't online where you only have one attempt.
Ivanhoj
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No one even bought it :D Nagas at Edrick's, golems in the reserve compartment at Terek's.
Wlk777
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P.S. And any offline battle can be repeated, unlike online where you only have one attempt.
Avern
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For fans of super challenging puzzles :D
Something around the 5th-7th grade level from the physics section:
What will happen to a piece of ice brought into a room with a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius:
1) It will change from a solid state to a liquid state/melt.
2) There will be no changes.
3) Your own option.
P.S. And battles in offline mode can be repeated, this is not online where you only have one attempt.
3) Your own option: Please specify the pressure and humidity of the air in the room.
P.S. It's better to solve puzzles together than...
Ivanhoj
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For fans of challenging puzzles :D
Something around the 5-7th grade level from the physics section:
What will happen to a piece of ice brought into a room with a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius:
1) It will change from a solid state to a liquid state/melt/
2) There will be no changes
3) Your own option
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Pressure, humidity? Hmm...
And who will say which is heavier - a ton of wood or a ton of iron?
Wlk777
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Theoretically, the icicle will melt (the correct answer for school) – in practice, it will take a very long time...
Dirty_Player
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Option 2: No changes will be made. Changes will occur at a temperature of +4 degrees. (under normal conditions, of course).
Wlk777
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Option 2. There will be no changes. Changes will occur at a temperature of +4 degrees. (at standard atmospheric pressure, of course)
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