Posts from - Tactics skill in Heroes 3. Auto-translated

From the very beginning of the game, I've hated the Tactics skill. After all, instead of building it, you can take another excellent skill. When I get this skill, I immediately load the Avtosave. But do you like it? Who has this as their favorite skill?

I find it very useful! Especially in the early stages, it helps to maintain a medium-sized army and, consequently, level up the hero:smile01:

THE TACTIC ISN'T BAD; when playing as Fortress, you can place Elves in the farthest corner, Gnomes on one side, and Dryads on the other.
Elves will only be available for ranged attacks, attacks from Dragons, and some spells (METEOR SHOWER!!!!). If you consider all these nuances, then everything will work out!!!! Or, using this tactic, you can place the same Dryads closer to the enemy!!!!

You especially start to hate that tactic when Stronghold places its entire army in the center of the battlefield and starts mass-hasting... but at that point, all you can do is grit your teeth...

Tactics is an excellent skill for a secondary hero, allowing them to escape. It's useful for positioning desired creatures closer or protecting archers. A hero with Tactics is in a more advantageous position, but the question is whether it's truly necessary. Personally, I never give Tactics to main heroes, as there are more important skills, but I also don't think it's completely useless.

And even for my “favorite” Conflux (/topic/1647/), it wouldn’t hurt! Read it and you'll understand! :D

From the very first day of the game, I've hated the Tactics skill. Because instead of building, you can take another great skill. When I get this skill, I immediately load the Avtosave. Do you like it? Who has it as their favorite skill?

The skill is certainly debatable. Sometimes it helps, and sometimes after finishing a map, you think: what the heck did I take it for??? In reality, Tactics can play a very significant role in battle, as it allows you to bring your slow and high-hitpoint units almost halfway across the battlefield to the enemy. And sometimes it's necessary to protect your archers.
I used to think like Tim17, but after something like what Alan described happened (only the guy was playing as Fortress), I changed my mind

For Conflux, tactics are an incredibly useful skill. You bring the pawns and summoned elementals closer, and then they can reach the enemy in one turn. And given their strength, you start to appreciate the tactic. And for my favorite, Necropolis, tactics are quite effective. It saves on the first turn's spell, Haste. Or, if you use Haste, the skeletons will reach the enemy in one turn, and then...

Why move the slowest units forward when the more powerful ones go first and reach me anyway? The same applies to Phoenixes or Chimeras. It only helps against neutral archers.

And how do you deal with liches in Vidomina's army if you don't have anyone of level 7? And without using speed?

If there are too many Liches, I give up.

That’s more like it! As for the fact that scouting is completely useless... well, never mind (/topic/at/57953/), I think you know that yourself!

I agree, shooting or attacking will be more useful.

The Tactics skill is useful in online gameplay; it allows you to arrange your troops exactly as needed, shield your archers with melee units, and systematically eliminate the remaining enemy units.

Perhaps....