Posts from Replays Forum

Ora-Vittorio, there were many incorrect moves for Vitto, and overall, the match was just mediocre. But this example shows how important it is to play as Ora.

Ibba-Axel, this is a very interesting and crazy pair. Ibba has some advantage, but it needs to be realized. As I already wrote, if Axel wins, he does it very beautifully.

Ora-Razaz, earlier (1.6, 2.1) this pair was simply amazing, a real treat with a slight advantage for Razaz. Now, to be honest, I don't know, but it seems that Razaz's advantage remains.

The Axel-Ossir match, Ossir didn't seem to make many mistakes, but Axel defeated him. Although Ossir is undoubtedly stronger.

Another pair, Vitto-Axel, this time against a very strong player, DOMOVOY. He still made a couple of mistakes (probably didn't test this pair enough), which I took advantage of. Watch the replay and study the nuances, as there are plenty of them here.

Axel-Deidra, as it turned out, is also a quite interesting pair with interesting nuances. As usual, Axel does everything beautifully and effortlessly, while his opponent nervously watches the game and tries not to make mistakes. Here, it is quite difficult (not to make mistakes). Kalmaris made gross mistakes and lost in the middle of the game.

Another pair from the category: I know for sure that the impossible is possible) Anwen-Dirael. Dira can grab a very good chance for victory. The opponent made mistakes, and I didn't have much luck for quite a long time; it happened only two or three times during the entire game. In principle, one time was enough)

How can you kill 4000 dragons with two Gremlins, or what does it mean to have a "well-developed" hero? :D
P.S. I have a lot more interesting replays; I downloaded a ton from this forum and now I'm confused about where they are. I'll sort them out and post more later.

Here's my first victory against a live opponent online. At the end, the opponent disconnected, but I would have beaten him anyway (I was playing as Elves, and he was playing as Dwarves).

Inferno vs. Orcs

Here's what can happen if you try to outsmart Letosa)), as well as how to effectively use Armageddon. When all creatures on the battlefield are defeated, the player who moved last wins, takes all artifacts, and can be bought back in the tavern. Also, if a hero levels up, they gain experience after being bought back; the enemy hero, however, perishes. Additionally, for beginners, the Fury tactic can theoretically allow you to capture all mines by the first week (if you're lucky with the monsters).

This is what can happen if you try to outsmart Leto. It also shows how to effectively use Armageddon. When all creatures on the battlefield die, the player who moved last wins, takes all the artifacts, and can be bought back in the tavern. Also, if a hero levels up, they gain experience after being bought back. The enemy hero, however, dies. For beginners, the Fury tactic can theoretically be used to capture all mines in the first week (if you're lucky with the creatures).

Regarding the first replay (the "anti-cheating" one :D) - if Leto had cast Thorns instead of the unclear regeneration, who would you have bought back in the tavern and leveled up afterward? :confused:

You posted the second replay a bit too early - in a couple of years, when the current "preschoolers" grow up and start mastering the Warlock rush, it will be the perfect time. :)

Based on my experience, it's better to build a strong lineup for the Warlock by focusing on Chaos creatures and Imps (and later, Minotaurs), while using individual beasts and Furies to distract. This way, you don't have to rely on getting good guards.

With Fury units, mana isn't consumed, but they heavily depend on the type of guard. They can only kill slow-moving units.

Chaos had only lightning... and not always does he poison 6 out of 7 units :D It's not about who wins, it's just that this was one of the few cases where Armageddon was used without BPD and fire immunity.
In my opinion, Minotaurs are not needed for breaking through (or in general) (unless it's a pair of Minotaurs with double strike, so that the Lizardman bites, but that's not about breaking through).
Yes, Harpies + Chaos is my choice, but nothing prevents you from carrying a pack of Furies and putting them into battle only when it's safe.

Interesting battle against demons; the imps were eliminated earlier in the fight, but even they wouldn't have helped because there was enough mana.
It's a shame there's no replay where a Sinister with luck deals 144 damage to a champion or 65 damage to an archangel with a single attack :D

A simple battle against the AI. Jalib suffered almost no losses.