Posts from Battle for Wesnoth

whereas a cavalry unit has a significant chance of missing with a charge attack and will definitely be pushed back by the counterattack and the opponent's next turn.

If you use a cavalry unit against infantry, especially with piercing damage, then it's a definite advantage.

Yeah, maybe they're useful for catching enemy Warlocks and quickly controlling the map.
Although, even though I haven't played much, I felt some discomfort against the Necropolis, because their units equally well defeated Knights regardless of their class, which left Archers and Mages defenseless, and infantry in close combat.

Against the undead, I would recommend mages and, with some caution, heavy infantry. Mages generally do well against the undead, and infantry easily destroys skeletons and adepts. However, the latter can handle infantry just as well.

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And paladins are also effective against the undead, although you probably don't have many of them.

Shaman?

I agree with you. I tried to complete the campaign for the Desert Elves. I defeated the Necromancer, but I didn't manage to find something on the map, and as a result, I was given a loss.

It’s the most difficult one, so it’s not surprising.

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What is the name of the map you play on?

We played different games.

Yeah, I guess I was playing a really old version – I’m seeing these guys from the Caliphate for the first time. And when I looked at the new cavalry units in Heroist’s screenshot, my first thought was, “What are those, and where’s their head?”

Interesting game, I should try it sometime...

When does the tournament start?
After that, we can organize another tournament.

Let's wait a couple of days and see if anyone else wants to sign up. In the meantime, we can decide on the in-game options and choose the tournament format.

I will participate.

The information reached me through the grapevine. I'm completely on board. I've already downloaded the game, beat up a dummy, and read a bunch of tips in the menu. :smile13:

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We can decide what in-game options we'll use and what tournament format (system) we'll choose.

Regarding the in-game options, it's hard to say, but if we don't get 10-12 players for the tournament, we'll have to use a single-elimination system. If we have more people, we can add a loser's bracket. I'd prefer the latter option.

My eyes are tired, and my head is about to explode from the endless dungeons, the endless reloads while waiting for percentage chances to trigger, and the endless failures eighty-three times in a row. Apparently, this is the essence of the game in single-player mode.