Posts from “Two Seasons: Winter-Spring 2015” Tournament. Online games for rating (reports, discussions).

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Thank you for the game.

Thank you for the game.

I surrendered due to a lack of prospects. Thanks for the game.

Resigned due to a lack of prospects. Thanks for the game.

It was a tough start for me too, but there were many possibilities.

Thank you for the game.

Very cool start - Shakti in the tavern with 3 stacks, Gunnar level 5 in prison with Attack immediately takes a box of 5k experience, 145 Troglodytes in the army. But then began a gradual loss of troops on awkward guards, and from objects there were only 2 Hives and a level 2 Griffin Conservatory. Built Monarchs in the swamp village, took 2 external dwellings of Psychics and got 30 Ice Demons in a box.

The GO of Monarchs and Cyclopes broke through on 123 and immediately at the exit took the Book of Air. The opponent also came out on 123 and I ran after him in pursuit because there were suspicions that his army wasn't doing very well. Crag Hack turned out to be quite fast and ran away to another snow respawn, and I decided to capture the central Castle and clear the treasure zone.

The army wasn't enough to take the UTOP, so I had to spend a long time in the center fighting off boxes and prisons. But as soon as scouts found the Book of Earth, which Crag Hack ran past, Gunnar immediately stops fooling around, takes it, and gets ready to capture a bunch of UTOPs. But on the next turn, the opponent surrenders - he lost Crag Hack in some battle and along with him, faith in victory. Thanks for the game!

The game had some serious lag issues, and my opponent's computer couldn't handle it. Thanks for the game.

Reached level 121 and captured the central castle. Then, Kreg reached level 122, but with an implosion attack of 700+. Thanks for the game! :D

Thank you for playing!

03/14/2015 Yegor Korobeynikov (Blue, Castle, Caitlin, Dessa) def BillyBons (Red, Tower, Nila, Nila) Jebus Cross 125

Thanks for the game!

You need a more serious opponent, Yegor.

We need someone more serious as an opponent, Yegor :)

Here - it's only about seasonal games - reports and discussions of the game situations that occurred in them.
It is forbidden to criticize players for:
- writing reports with deadlines from the first week (111, 112, 113...),
- refusing to provide autosaves and gum rests,
- playing with weaker opponents, etc.
In this topic, such discussions will be off-topic and trolling and will be deleted without explanation.

But whoever wrote it, we agreed with them and played. Besides, he reached level 124.

Who wrote "let's agree with whoever and play"? Besides, he reached 124.

What kind of person are you? Write to me, I'm always ready – I don't judge:cool:

Reached level 121 and captured the central castle. Then, Kreg reached level 122 but with an implosion of 700+. Thanks for the game! :D

Thank you for the game!

Please register me for the tournament.

The game, despite the super-late stage, turned out great! By the 4th week, Kirr, clearly outpacing Mullich in development, gained a Castle. It seemed like game over, but no: Mullich, wearing a stylish hat, knows how to jump and fly! An interesting duel began: "lord of the land vs. lord of the air": Kirr keeps Mullich at a distance of 4400 steps from the Castles, and his pumped-up minions with armies worthy of another final, join the City Portal Empire, one Castle after another. 221 Here, the blue player was left with no cities at all, but after a couple of turns, he recaptures his main city, where my best mage minion with the stats 5-5-20-15 was stationed (Mullich has 20-30-10-10). Waiting for the opponent's mana to run out, the mage, using oil, explosion, blindness, and resurrection, almost turned the seemingly hopeless situation around and ended up destroying 80% of the attacking troops. GG? I thought so too, but nope!! It was just the beginning. The whimsical landscape played into the blue player's hands, a jumper's dream. Especially striking was his lair - a Castle, where the elusive Mullich was upgrading the captured angels: from the nearest entrance to the city, there was a path in the form of a mocking "S", along which Kirr ran for almost 3 days! All this time, the opponent, constantly making sarcastic remarks about the situation in the chat, was actively replenishing his army and threatening to recapture the Castles, hinting at a draw. He dreamed of the City Portal in one of my cities: their giant garrisons are defenseless against an explosion of 2000+, and Kirr might not be able to handle the role of Figaro! 231 Meanwhile, it smelled not only of a draw but also of an annoying defeat. I frantically pump up the units, evacuate Kirr from city to city with giant armies, and the cunning Mullich, with his meager 30+ vivs, 10 archs, and other units, jumps, flies, hides behind the folds of the terrain, trying to reach a point for a daytime transition to two cities at once... and such a point is found, as a result, a village near my main city is captured. This was not the best option, but the most dangerous directions were blocked by Kirr and another cool earth mage with a meat shield from two citadels. The lack of scouting, a small mana reserve, and the swamp underfoot force Mullich to slow down his maneuvers. 301 Kirr, meanwhile, is scouring the map in search of a flight path, returning to guard every turn. At the same time, epic battles and clashes between hero harvesters for territory are taking place all over the map. In search of full control, I am building level 5 magic on all possible sites and everywhere I get nothing. 311 The game has been going on for the third real day, and it increasingly resembles a zugzwang. But at the end of the 3rd game month, the maestro of Chance intervenes again, now rewarding me, in the very last corner of the map - behind the quiet cyan computer - with wings!! Already on the next turn, the enraged Kirr runs over Mullich like a jet engine. GG!!!)) Thank you to my opponent for the awesome dose of fun!

If it weren't for Sam's amazing, mind-blowing gameplay, I would have won.
Thanks for the game.