Posts from King's Bounty: Armored Princess Auto-translated

Today I faced the Driller. I'm in tactical despair. How can I defeat IT? Just looking at its stats kills me. Up to 5000 damage with its hands, 7+14+28= 49000 hp, and those nasty droids repair it! I know, I know, it's the weakest boss. But please tell me, how can I defeat it? It's day 9, but I don't have enough of an army. Is there any group of troops that can defeat this Driller without any problems?

I completed the entire game on the impossible difficulty without any losses, this time playing as a Paladin.
All bosses, without exception, can be defeated by PALADINS – without any losses!
Phantom magic – rewind time. All other magic is just so-so.:p

11 days

Good luck to you;)

Yeah, but there are a few problems:
a) I'm still a weak player, and the normal difficulty level seems impossible for me;

And finally: what happens if you upgrade a unit with a squire and there isn't enough leadership for it?

The strength of the game, just like physical strength, only grows if you set increasingly challenging tasks for yourself each time.
If you do push-ups once a day and don't try to do them a second time, you'll never do more than one. If you don't challenge your brain with an interesting task, it won't try to generalize, analyze, or draw conclusions. So, what's the point of playing? You might as well just watch a cartoon. Turn on auto-battle, and the computer will do everything for you. It will congratulate you on your victory and even eat for you. :)

Extra soldiers can always be transferred to your pocket, Castle, or destroyed. This is done by pressing the Shift key and the left mouse button.

You can never have too many soldiers! I specifically want there to be more warriors in the stack than I can manage with my leadership. What will happen if the troops don't have enough leadership? Will they refuse to fight?

Is there an option in King's Bounty to enable auto-battle, like in Heroes 5, so that the outcome of the battle is decided before it begins? Because it's really annoying to fight with cheeky "weak" units.

They won't refuse to fight, but they will become uncontrollable and start moving/attacking/using skills on their own, like in auto-battle. Which isn't very good.

In The Armored Princess, "weak" units seem to run away on their own, and it's quite difficult to catch them.

Because it can be quite annoying to fight against aggressive "weak" units.

You can never have too many soldiers!

Hey, really?

But with their help, you can gain rage for more serious battles.

In Princess, it seems that "weak" units run away on their own, and it's quite difficult to catch them. Or does this only work for "very weak" units? I haven't played in a while, so I don't remember.
And there doesn't seem to be an auto-battle system like in Heroes. You can't avoid a battle.

They won't refuse to fight, but they will go out of control and start moving/attacking/using skills on their own, like in an auto-battle. Which isn't very good.

And there doesn't seem to be an auto-battle system like in Heroes. You can't avoid a battle.

To steal a map, you have to try hard. For example, I've never managed to do it. You have to approach the guards, distract them from the map, quickly fly to the map with a fly spell, pick it up, and fly away. But you have to do everything very quickly. In my opinion, it's much easier to defeat the guards than to dance around them.

Oh yes... And not just rage. In battles with weak units (especially footmen), you can experiment as much as you want: collect medals (for the trapper, guardian angel, etc.), dig up chests as much as you want, and even sometimes restore mana.

Is it really possible to leave a garrison in the Castle? What needs to be done for this?

By the way, can Zilgadis cast spells?

And what will happen when I make a joke... oh... receive the last Stone of the Gods? Will there be a battle with Baal right away?