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Remember the joke about Marx and Engels? Well, something similar came up in a discussion about the "Paragon" map on Heroesportal:
8.10.2015 Tomass: All these maps are good for those who don't understand all the nuances of battling the AI. Creating a beautiful map and storyline is only 50%; the other 50% lies in well-designed and perfect battles, where the computer won't look like a "loser." Only two mapmakers know how to create truly (100%) great maps: Valery Rogachev and Salamandre. If you think your skill level is high enough, or you're tired of crushing a dumb AI, then play the maps by the aforementioned authors. Rincewind, in my opinion, your creation is the best that SOD has to offer.
9.10.2015 alex-st: Valery Rogachev is a very well-known figure. And his nickname is Salamandre. It's __ONE__ person. I haven't seen his maps for SoD, only for WoG.
So, who was it who said that this skill is "useless"?
Usually, when a battle between noobs begins, the opponent is already more likely to be running around with crowd control, and by that time, this skill becomes truly useless :D
Usually, when a noob war starts, the opponent is already more likely to be running around with control, and by that time, this skill becomes truly useless :D
The scout was going to rush, but the Grand Master didn't come out for days :D
Marmot
10 years ago
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From the author's description of the map "Paragon". It's a kind of esoteric thing... :)
