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I haven't played online yet. But I play on randomly generated maps without turn-based gameplay like in online mode.
And there were cases when I took several dragon utopias, but I didn't pay much attention to knowledge and magic, while my opponent had very well-developed magic and knowledge.
How will slowing down and speeding up help against elementals? Will I slow them down and just wait? The AI will summon stacks of 7 (this has happened many times). What will I do then?
Or, if I defeat the main troops, will the elementals disappear on their own? I don't think so. I think I killed everyone, but the elementals still remained. Or am I wrong?
Against a mage with elementals, a Warrior looks good because the stats are added to the number of elementals from the mage + the mage has no offense and armor.
Therefore, a warrior with elementals is a force, and a mage in the 2nd month of the game is easy prey.
How will slowing and speeding up help against elementals? Will I slow them down and just wait? The AI will summon 7 stacks of them (this has happened many times). What will I do then?
And another point.
When playing with STANDARD maps, I would dismiss and re-hire the same hero as many times as my resources allowed. But on random maps, I would only split up a hero's skills a couple of times. There doesn't seem to be a need for it. Why? Because the map isn't fully revealed, and you don't know where to send the hero anyway. You send him, but it turns out you sent him in the wrong direction, and you've wasted 2500 gold for nothing.




8 minutes per map. Time doesn't pass during battles, so be prepared for 20-minute turns.
How long does a game last ON AVERAGE, in game days and in real hours?




... trying to get a good start usually results in a terrible outcome when there are no more restarts available.