Posts from “Two Seasons: Summer-Autumn 2016” Tournament. Online games for rating (reports, discussions).

Not a bad start with a decent hero, good layout, and enough resources. In the early game, I built structures 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 in the citadel. My hero was quite weak, with only first aid and learning skills. At the beginning of the second week, I bought two conscripts of level 2, spending all my resources, as I had no elemental skills. I captured the computer-controlled towns worth 3,000 and 6,000 gold, which included a dungeon and an inferno. I then headed to a corner treasure location, which turned out to be empty of artifacts, but I found a +6 sword and a +3/+3 shield, as well as a nest of green dragons, which fortunately teleported away. I caught my hero and leveled up his earth skill. After scouting, I saw that my own super treasure was very small but not far from the road, so I decided to check it out at the beginning of the third week to scout everything. As a result, I found about 8 treasure chests and in the prison, a perfect level 10 Kirra with offensive and defensive skills. The chests gave my hero full control over the earth element. With control over the earth element, things became easier, and I started to conquer the map. I leveled up a mage, and eventually, I got teleportation for all my units. In the dungeon, I rebuilt my damage-dealing units (after about 3 attempts). My hero was consuming the super treasure near my opponent's territory, while Kirra was leveling up on the upgrade altars, as my hero was not very good for leveling up. I also had two good support units with earth and air skills. My opponent surrendered in the middle of the fourth week, without gaining control over the air element.
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On the very first day, I opened up a scouting area that revealed a conservatory, a dwarf mine, a gremlin dwelling, a couple of mills, a ton of money, and a +5 SP breastplate. Additionally, Solmir arrived (who later upgraded air to 212, or something like that). In short, the start was a success! (or so I thought).
The first week passed in useless errands and blissful idleness =) The second week was "+5 combat unicorns" =) I finally captured the brown Inferno, which was 4 days' travel away, and a Necropolis village in a corner treasure zone (although I thought it was a middle zone). Meanwhile, the middle zone stretched out as a wide-//-wide desert across half the map. In general, distances are very long, especially without a Logistician. On 131, I take two conservatories for 6 Angels and try to break through the desert anywhere. I capture mines, rob banks, build up the Mage Guild and Inferno. The opponent's tavern had everyone—it felt like he was buying 8 new heroes every day ))) Then it happened that I captured the pink Tower. And immediately (on 146), I took the home Dragon Utopia (I got a Town Portal and flight from the Mage Guild). In the tavern, I noticed the opponent has archangels. During the opponent's turn, I came up with a cunning plan to capture his Main, since it seemed I could fly there from the former Pink tower over the mountains. I set off at full speed with all artifacts and 1 angel, and only after passing the turn did I realize I had done something wrong ))) Luckily, he didn't see me (didn't happen to run close enough to that specific section of the location border). On 211, I burst in but failed to reach either the Rampart or even the unity flag 2 cells away from the Rampart (1 mp, as usual). Then I tracked down his Castle (he must have upgraded angels somewhere) and sent a scout there. To my surprise, the location turned out to be swampy! Meanwhile, the main heroes are tearing down hives and approaching the second utopia =) Suddenly, Kir jumps out of the darkness, takes the Dragon Utopia, the prison, the arena, and vanishes into oblivion... I was left only to collect the resources he carelessly left behind.
In short, on 216, I made a mistake and (as a result of fruitless attempts to fix the situation) attacked Kir in the city without mana. That's where they buried me... Thanks for the game! =) See you later!

Everything was great, but the opponent surrendered. GG! Thank you for the game!

The Jebowski Center forgave me for all my mistakes (I could have scored 122, but I scored 125 :eek:).
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Took a restart, opp didn't take it, on 111 saw 2 Griffin Conservatories and decided to play. By 115 all 8 first-level daddies were there - just ran around and collected resources, found an external dwelling, a 5th-level cap for 20-49 crosses, had a lot of gold and angels were easy to build in Castle. On 122 broke through the ГО. Then took the central town and +6 and +2 all through Fly and Dimension Door. Opp wasn't in a hurry to come out, so I got relaxed and almost lost. In the end, attacked Crag Hack with 1 Imp with 5 Archangels, 12 gr. rocs from the box, 6 Wyverns from the Dragon Fly Hive against 5 Angels, 10 Beholders, 15 Rocs, Ogres and Goblins. Traded, killing all the Bears and Angels, while I had an Arch left. Then Crag Hack died on greased unics for КВ and was finished off in the central castle. Thanks for the game!

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opponent used a logistics creature under Necropolis without removing the shackles)) .. thanks for the game