Posts from ASW – Alternative hero leveling. Auto-translated

If this perk isn't related to summoning, then my opinion of it is negative.

I'm talking about the city, and you're deflecting with a village.

So, you don't care about the archers anymore.

But you decided to give the phantom ability by bypassing the summoning paths, okay.

What do you mean? I don't care about an elf who gets a great summoning ability without summoning. But I do care about archers, because that's what summoning is for.

If this perk isn't in the summoning tree, then my attitude towards it is - no.

And just give it to them like that. Phantom has long needed to be available to all races.

Will you reread what you wrote?

And now it's an elf? Well, well...

Thanks to the city classes, you can keep all the old good things and introduce something new and unusual, and therefore alluring (and this alone is enough reason why the debate is pointless).

The methods are clear. Sweeping away everything in your path, you never look back, simply because you don't want to notice that there might be something much better than what you can build.

As if the Elf has any problems with breaking through defenses.

Although the idea of replacing Chaos with Summoning is interesting, won't it make the Elf a bit overpowered?

So, now we need to turn the Elf into a semi-academic.

Just give him the Summoning skill. Those wasps are useless without it.

Thanks to the un-fixed overpowered arrows, there are no problems. But the proposed upgrades can be used in conjunction with other mods, as I understand it.

Create your own city classes, but that's a separate topic.

Isn't giving a summon to an elf a separate topic? Based on the stated goals, it doesn't even relate to this mod, and you're leading me down a rabbit hole.

You could also give an elf Darkness and argue that it would be good, because there's no point in either the Summoning or Darkness skills.

And it's nonsense to remove the enchanted ballista and enchanted arrow from the elf. Why are you doing this?

He himself said that the chances of capturing schools were included in that project.

That is, you really don't understand what the elf needs summons for? Okay. The argument is closed.

Don't talk nonsense. An example was given. I emphasized that this is an example off the top of my head. I'm not even suggesting it. What does this have to do with the topic of your ASW?

Well, the chance of acquiring a summoning skill will change, but how will that help an elf get spells? Think about it.

You're giving it for an overpowered build; it's obvious.

Why write things that are not related to the topic?

You are the one steering the conversation towards guilds and some random city classes. I don't care about them. I just said that there is no need for these classes. They are not relevant to the topic anyway.

Haha. So, first you say that Summoning is just as necessary for an Elf as some useless Darkness. Then you say that Summoning for an Elf is overpowered. Don't you feel the contradiction? The point is that Summoning is an enhancement for the Elf, but precisely because it suits his army better (archers + initiative).

What contradiction? Whether you take anything from it or not is up to you. The example doesn't mean that I think that's exactly how it should be done.

City classes only change the native school of magic; you're doing the same thing. By saying that city classes are a separate topic, you're automatically saying that changing the native school is also a separate topic, but you're suggesting it... Strange... very strange.

Summoning is not necessary, because it's already good without it. Or do you need an overpowered unit?

You're saying that I shouldn't do this anymore, but that I'm obliged to, which is fundamentally wrong.

Don't you see the difference between leveling up and the starting town's guild?
The primary school is the one that is primarily supported by leveling up (through skills). And town schools are a separate issue.
For example, why would I need your tricks with towns if I capture several other towns in the first few weeks and easily get in the guilds what wasn't available in the starting town? Or learn those spells on the map? It will be easier and faster than returning to the first town.

Is "imba" something that plays too strongly?
I need exactly those schools in which it plays more strongly. That is, those that best suit its gameplay, that best reflect its nature.
And questions of overall balance (where to increase, where to decrease) are already a different topic. Reduce the blue archers to an adequate level, and it will be profitable.

I don't know how long I need to keep repeating that the mod doesn't affect your projects, and since it doesn't, it's obviously built for version 3.1.

You never consider multiple perspectives, only seeing one. First, the class of cities is determined for all cities at once; second, even your idea of capturing a city with another guild is absurd, because you can capture a non-native city and also develop the guild; third, in the late game, you can obtain almost all the spells you need on the map; fourth, you would break the strategy on the global map, where the city is a key point not only for generating an army, but also for spells (heroes are RPGs, no, I haven't heard of that).