Posts from HeroesLAND is another “online heroes” game.

It's better with SoD/complete and Hamachi/GR. Forever.

...Twilight is a natural phenomenon in our world. It occurs both during the day and at night, in any part of our world. Twilight is what lies between darkness and light. Twilight is multifaceted and mysterious; it is only a vague shadow, it avoids the gaze, it hides from the light, it is incomprehensible and therefore frightening. Only one thing can be said about twilight with certainty - it lies on the edge and sacredly maintains the balance. But the balance of twilight lies outside the living and understandable being of Antagarich. Does something exist that can stop twilight if it considers something to be disrupting the balance?

Well, who would argue, but I never will :o)

Just a few comments:
1. The hero deliberately moves slowly across the map, but doesn't wait for other heroes. The speed can be increased in many ways.

"You don't need to specify every 3 cells," everything is as in the original: with the first click, you set the target, with the second - send it on its way, any click during movement interrupts it.

2. For now, I had to compromise on the keys because of the chat.

3. There is no "payroll," there is charisma, which increases with level, and on which troops are hired, if their dwellings are built.

4. A gig of memory leaks after a very long continuous game. It can be fixed by refreshing the page. At the start, the game consumes 40-50MB.

5. Of course, your own troops recover, but not quickly, especially at high levels. Therefore: you play worse - you wait longer. Not to mention the risk of standing with a beaten army in dangerous areas.

6. There are thousands of ways to earn gold - from selling loot to bonuses for leveling up.

7. With the native alternation of turns of units with the same speed - it's still a problem. No normal algorithm is being developed.

That's the situation.

I don't see any ways to do that.

Heh. If only. But in reality, if you tell him to go somewhere, he will crawl 3-4 squares and stop, waiting.

I don't understand what kind of compromise there is, if some keys are so needed for the chat, why can't other keys be assigned to the chat? It's very inconvenient. Rather, it's terribly inconvenient. More precisely, it's impossible to play with these Ctrl Alt keys.

If an hour and a half is a very long time, then what is normal and very fast? Why doesn't the memory reset, but only gets filled up?

Yes, I'm saying that by the time you reach those high levels, you can go gray. It turns out that you need to pump up charisma, and this means you need to level up, and to level up, you need to kill several thousand hordes of spearmen :rolleyes: and while you reach that charisma, running around with that horde of spearmen is very interesting!

Yes, maybe, but the speed at which they are obtained... Personally, I don't enjoy monotonously killing 200-300 packs of spearmen.

In the sense that you don't know how to do this programmatically, or you don't fully understand how they behave in the game?

The time will come when higher powers will once again awaken the places where ancient heroes, in epic battles, decided the fate of Antagarich.
The stones, among which only the shadows of fallen warriors wander, will come to life and demonstrate their former power, giving some protection, some death, and the whole world – a new reason for war.

How amazing the metamorphosis of the old into the new can be. Ancient rituals of worshiping dark forces, sacrifices, days of darkness and death, after centuries, turn into the most innocent holidays. Not so long ago, a bloody, predatorily curved knife rose and fell, and today's incarnations of ominous dark priests sound like cheerful children's voices and give out sweets. This does not mean that evil always awaits defeat and ridicule. It just means that evil will find new ways. So, should we avoid the old ones?

Since ancient times, people with the gift of magic have inspired involuntary awe. And envy. Magic is like an extra sense: those who use it do so as naturally as an ordinary person breathes. This cannot be taught. But this also gave impetus to those who were not gifted to use their minds instead of mystical forces. The most intelligent quickly realized that they could work with magical tools and materials just as well as mages. The first attempts were disastrous, but human nature and perseverance prevailed - the first Enchanters appeared. Brave people who toy with forces capable of shattering worlds, masters like whom are rarely found - they quickly found their place in the rapidly changing world. And they rightfully earned that place.

Children of almost all nations are well aware of stories about heroes capable of withstanding the fury of any, even the most powerful, spell. Seasoned warriors know stories about how this happened to entire armies. When the thirst for battle, determination, or some other aspiration drives people forward, no spell can stop them. But does this mean that people not endowed with the gift of magic can subconsciously manipulate subtle magical energies, even at the peak of their emotions? Perhaps the stories of ancient warrior heroes, who knew no obstacles, neither of steel nor of magic, are not as far from the truth as is commonly believed?

The world is interwoven with the finest threads. The connection of every phenomenon, entity, and thing in the Universe with all others – the Threads of Fate, as the poets of antiquity would say. The same threads connect people to each other and to the world around them. Few, very few, are able to feel these threads, to understand them. It often happens that two people who are very closely connected have never seen each other in their lives and will never see each other. But it is well known that the world is something more than what we can see. Perhaps these threads can be understood, felt... used?

The spark of creation, inherent in every sentient being, finds different ways to manifest. But very often, the creation eventually surpasses its creators. Or it may develop further, forgetting those who brought it into being. But is this a good thing? Are the creators all-powerful? Do they foresee the consequences of their efforts? And aren't these creators themselves created, just like their own creations?

The time will come, and higher powers will once again awaken the places where ancient heroes, in epic battles, decided the fate of Antagarich.
The stones, among which only the shadows of fallen warriors wander, will come to life and demonstrate their former power, giving someone protection, someone death, and the whole world – a new reason for war.