Posts from Mivotavrs king

He already knows.:)
During the playthrough, we discussed daily and in great detail how it was possible to complete it in 10 days and why it was possible.
We also discussed the topic of the anti-magic garrison. As a training exercise in management techniques, there was a suggestion to create a starting save for Sergey with any number of troops for the starting hero. And to confirm that it still wouldn't be possible to complete it in less than 10 days. Because the "bottleneck" is not the garrison, but the problem of the hero limit.

Did you play through it together?

Or did he generate a new save, and you played through it later?

Or is this a walkthrough of a tournament save?

I looked at the save. So, Catherine should defeat Devil on day 9 with 1 attempt, having approximately 67 mana? And then the troops are passed on to Axis, and he defeats Minotaur? Will Axis have enough mana?

If you defeat Devil on day 9, I will be shocked...

And do you have time to visit all the necessary locations before day 9?
Send the intermediate saves in an archive; I want to see how all these intermediate problems were solved. Because it seems to me that what you are doing is something incredible :) When I played, I didn't see how it was possible to visit all these locations so quickly, staying within the limit of 8 heroes. Maybe in a couple of weeks, I will have more free time and try to do something similar. Maybe I will find something to improve in the first 7 days :)

Sergei reminds me of Medusa in his confidence that if he can't do something, then it's impossible :D

To be honest, I could improve my result by 5 days in a week, but you're great because you still gathered the patience and strength to complete the map with a good result.

It's disappointing that so much time and attention was devoted to discussing this "flaw" in the tournament thread. Amidst all the fuss, few noticed that Sergey had something that none of the other participants, including the winner Tolikandro, had. It's a rare thing, but for offline play, it's almost the most important.
It's a burning desire to show the absolute maximum, at least personally.
The desire is so strong that a person is willing to play for 16 hours, forgetting about food and sleep.
It's so strong that a person is willing to spend another month to go through the same map again after the tournament and still reach their limit.

Yes, it's a shame he didn't join the ranks of offline players. He doesn't participate in tournaments.

It's all because he thinks the King of Minotaurs map is perfect and doesn't even want to play others :D