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we are talking about playing the game solo.

If we're talking about endless games, then games like Dominion and Civilization fall into that category, but there aren't many of them. All other games are not suitable for such purposes and turn into garbage.

Minecraft is where you find that endlessness.

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I'm talking about playing solo.

My first thought:

Minecraft? Playing alone? Hmm.

A very interesting game.

Minecraft? Playing alone? Hmm.

Ah, yes, the single-player mode can be a bit dull. But theoretically, it is possible.

Theoretically, you can even eat shit.

I just had some fun and, using the training ground, managed to take out two capitals from the map. The hardest part was leveling up the Incubus to a state where its capital guard wouldn't be one-shotted, and then it + the purple demon = a guard turned into cobblestones, being chipped away piece by piece by the whole friendly company.
Bottles and spells for defense would have been very helpful, of course, but unfortunately, I had nothing.
Maybe, instead of the Incubus, it would have been better to take a second purple demon; it would definitely survive the attack, even two, but its chance of petrification is also lower.

That's strange; I found quite a few healing potions in the campaigns. Both as loot and in stores. Thanks to them, the healers, and the rather convenient Imperial magic for single-player, I successfully conquered capitals starting from mission 4.

Bottles and spells for defense would have been very helpful, of course, but unfortunately, there was nothing.

That's strange, I found quite a few defensive potions in the campaigns.

It's immediately clear who likes "percentages" and who doesn't. :D

Well, I wasn't clearing it in a campaign; I was just doing it on a single map. In the campaign, I also had a ton of this stuff, plus a bunch of scrolls and decent spells from the merchants.

Okay, fine!

By the way, the percentages came in handy: the purple creature petrified with a 50% chance, the Incubus with 70%, and if both had missed, no one would have survived the Guardian's second attack.

There’s information that at higher difficulty levels, your warriors miss more often, despite their accuracy stat, due to increased corresponding coefficients.

the second hit from the guardian would be fatal to anyone.

Well, yes, anyone except the mighty Lord SaveLoad.

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