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I killed Kurak in an open field (without waiting for the scripted battles to begin at the castle gates).
And with what army?
And with what army?
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And with what army?
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I played it on veteran difficulty; just take the Shackles and no one will escape))) As for the open field... just wait for the first enemy hero to reach the castle and eliminate them. The rest aren't that strong, by the way, I won even with almost a 3x disadvantage. Later on, it becomes quite challenging to run around and capture castles, as barbarian heroes constantly roam and try to reclaim their castles, even though I'm already much stronger than them. Overall, I think it's a very good map)))) The author should make more.
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And which army?
My army was smaller than the enemy's - 18 Archangels, over a hundred Champions (121 to be exact), 400 Archers, and a hundred and a half Adepts.
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My army was smaller than the enemy's - 18 Archangels, over a hundred Champions (121 to be exact), 400 Archers, and a hundred and a half Adepts.
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I must be playing a different map:mad:. I tried the battle with Kurak: I'm in a castle (!), and my army is almost TWICE as big as you described. Result: Kurak defeats my hero with just a few spells, barely using any mana – like 700 archers at once – for 10 mana. Subordination + Berserk (classic) hardly help; the enemy wipes out a stack at a time, and my hero – a couple of units. And this is on normal difficulty... You can, of course, build up an army for 2-3 months, but – I don't feel like it; the map is cleared, there's nothing to do, except maybe chase around "cockroaches." Or level up the hero – I'm so tired of this stupid "randomness" after Heroes 6:smile18:
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Firstly, you still need to acquire diplomacy – as I said, the randomness is annoying. And gathering troops from 3 castles isn’t a problem. It’s just that Kurak’s level should match the game’s difficulty. I can play normally on “Warrior” difficulty. For that hero level, Kurak is fine, but for “Warrior” or “Recruit” – in my opinion – it’s not. The only way to defeat Kurak is to develop the hero towards leadership – so that he casts spells at least a little more often than Kurak. But with the randomness, getting the necessary development is quite a hassle...
KioM
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so that he can cast spells, level up his magic skills) and a leader with magic + luck + attack + some kind of offensive magic skill – that’s a really powerful combination in some cases :D
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Well, magic and certainly luck won't help you cast spells FREQUENTLY. But that's not the point. When choosing the difficulty level, I choose the degree of challenge. If I want to struggle, I choose "Hero"; if I want to complete it relatively easily, I choose "Warrior"; if I want it to be very easy, I choose "Recruit." But in this map – considering the finale – you always have to struggle.
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Something is definitely wrong here. There are no quests.
The quest is to find the heroes + the notice board.
They just sigh and say it's hard to deal with a large army... What should I do?
He won't 'pour out his soul' to an ordinary warrior, only to the main character - Lord Baron ;)
The gate won't open.
Once you talk to Benabar and Ossillion, you'll get 'good luck' and new quests...
The notice board doesn't respond, the heroes are silent. I've cleared everything. Neither Benabar nor Ossillion react. The gate doesn't open. Could it be a bug?
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The message board isn't responding, and the heroes are silent. I've cleared everything. Neither Benabar nor Ossilion react. The gates don't open. Could it be a bug?
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Something seems off with your game. Either you have some mods installed, or you're not using version 3.1.
Thank you. I installed version 3.1. Everything works now. I started playing without even reading anything.
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on the slave market, one centaur costs 12,000, this needs to be fixed, otherwise the game will have a severe imbalance in favor of the player (centaurs readily join on the map if the player has the diplomacy skill, and a lot of money can be made from them, which, combined with upgrading monks in each castle and adding 20 knights, with the player's housing, will result in an increase of almost 80 horses per week, making the computer doomed).
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I trained monks (in 3 castles) and didn't use the "slave market" – the centaurs remained "invincible" ;)
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On the slave market, one centaur costs 12,000, this needs to be fixed, otherwise there will be a gross imbalance in the game in favor of the player (centaurs readily join on the map if the player has the diplomacy skill, and you can make a lot of money from them, which, plus upgrading monks in each castle and 20 knights, considering the housing available to the player, will result in an increase of almost 80 horses per week, as a result, the computer is doomed.)
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We will definitely fix it, but everything takes time. And what about the mines? Isn't it too much? You can also make a lot of money from them by exchanging resources on the market.
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Barbarians don't use combat spells and don't build "magic" buildings in their castles. Why?
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