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Complete imbalance.
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Uke-by_HoMM![Zавулон]
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Complete imbalance.
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Magnus
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That's not necessary! It would be great to have the ability to place traps on the map that drop rocks directly on a hero, reducing their army by half! But that's just fantasy!
Darth Saruman
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I just wanted to say that I miss the ability to buy additional creatures, naturally weakening them.
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This feature is already implemented in Heroes of Might and Magic!:D
sef.hawk
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:) The Inferno town has a hero named Dalab, and he has a devastating ballista. From the very beginning, it can kill quite a few enemies. This ballista deals two damage with a single shot, and those standing nearby also lose health. :D And if you develop it further, it can hit approximately 300 Skeletons or peasants with three shots... :cool:
Darth Saruman
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:) The Inferno town has a hero named Dalab with a devastating ballista. From the very beginning, it can kill quite a few enemies. This ballista deals two damage with one shot, and those standing nearby also lose health.:D And if you develop it further, it can hit approximately 300 Skeletons or peasants with three shots...:cool:
You are exaggerating a bit, but it will still do considerable damage!
Джо
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You’re exaggerating a bit, but it will still deal considerable damage!
Silovik
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:) The Inferno town has a hero named Dalab who starts with a devastating ballista. From the very beginning, it can kill a significant number of enemies. This ballista deals two damage with a single shot, and also damages those standing nearby.:D And if you develop it further, it can hit approximately 300 Skeletons or peasants with three shots...:cool:
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If you develop it, it can hit approximately 300 Skeletons or peasants with 3 shots...:cool:
GmiR
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Only 2 shots. 3 shots are only available for the Knight and the Sylvan Elf.
And now, Gnomes also have it. I've noticed that the more you upgrade the "War Machines" skill for Gnomes, the more aggressively neutral units attack the ballista, trying to destroy it. I think it's simply because it becomes weaker than a stack of regular warriors.
Darth Saruman
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And now, it's happening with the Dwarves too. I've noticed that the more you level up the "War Machines" skill for the Dwarves, the more aggressively neutral creatures attack the ballista, trying to destroy it. I think it's simply because it becomes weaker than any stack of warriors.
But killing a ballista with 1000 hit points and amazing defense will be difficult... and it will regenerate after the battle anyway!:smile19:
Silovik
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And now, it's also happening with the Dwarves. I've noticed that the more you level up the "War Machines" skill for the Dwarves, the more aggressively the neutral creatures target the ballista, trying to destroy it. I think it's simply because it becomes weaker than any stack of warriors.
Darth Saruman
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But don't forget that you have to spend a turn to destroy it, and it will still recover after the battle. However, when playing against a human opponent, Meteor Shower will be your ally. Any decent player will defeat a leveled-up Dwarf Ballista, because allowing it to have 3 times the normal stats and also have high initiative is, at the very least, short-sighted and impractical.
True, if a skilled player is playing as Dwarves, they will likely also have Dwarf Luck, so Meteor Shower might miss...:smile08:
Silovik
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True, if a skilled player plays as the Fortress, they will likely also have the "Dwarven Luck" skill, so the Meteor Shower spell might miss...:smile08:
GmiR
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I used to get a super ability from the dwarves. True, in the campaign in the expansion pack, right before the very last battle, I completely sacrificed my luck. I think even in a normal hot-seat game, it's better to improve luck, because it's harder to play without it. Also, improve the ballista and defense.
2 silovik - it depends on how long the battle will be. Because if there's a chance to quickly defeat the dwarven creatures, why expose yourself at the beginning of the battle and go to the ballista? If you have powerful spells, then there are no questions!
Here's a screenshot of the moment I received the super ability from the dwarf in the campaign.
2 silovik - it depends on how long the battle will be. Because if there's a chance to quickly defeat the dwarven creatures, why expose yourself at the beginning of the battle and go to the ballista? If you have powerful spells, then there are no questions!
Here's a screenshot of the moment I received the super ability from the dwarf in the campaign.
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