Posts from Creation by an unrecognized genius.

I reviewed the saves, haha, what is there to talk about:p
There is absolutely no logic in buying 8 heroes; they even came up with scouting, and they run around in all directions for some reason...
Experience shows that 4 heroes are enough! Choose the most logical direction along the path and, voila, everything is at your fingertips!!!
The main thing here is to stop in time and change direction; players with logic will pass by free piles of gold to then have to fight for them along the path. It is not necessary to find out where the Guardian of the Orb is, especially when your opponent is playing as Shakti:D

Let's move on to a new level, guys:smile20:

I argued each point – if you disagree, please specify what you don't like.

Just don't be rude. I also understand everything, and I'm not going to waste time arguing with you.

Looks like it :)

For those who are still unsure about Heroes (if there are any). Turn 112. Instead of returning to the main road and scouting more of the map, Saurug goes diagonally across the rough terrain directly towards the cart with gloves, cell by cell. Along the way, he could have reached them faster, but there's a block of demons there, which wasn't visible at the beginning of the turn.

Bro, you still haven't answered about the picture with the two ranged units on the road. Where did you send your heroes? I think you're deliberately ignoring it.

I'll even send you these pictures. And don't tell me "bird dwelling, blah blah blah." Why would you send a hero there? You can see the dwelling's guard anyway. I think 99% would send the first hero down the road, hoping for gold and better scouting, especially on the fast route. But you're 1%. Probably an extrasensory perception thing.

It's simpler – a pile of gold. No words, guys, no words.

Yeah, but you didn't pick up the group near the niche. Also, you didn't check the road's turn; there could have been (and was, but in the game) another road leading to the second level, quite possibly with less challenging guards than the pits, while the upper road leads to the game over. And the fact that you "scout" the map with your father after taking the first niche, even if only by one square downwards, is epic. You would simply be called a noob for such a game if you hadn't found all the goodies on the map this way.

You're a troll, but a well-developed one; it's even more fun.