Posts from Exceptional hospitality.

Does this work on version 3.0, or was it made in 3.1? I've encountered issues where maps made in 3.1 don't work properly in 3.0.

Completed the map with a real hero (the difficulty levels are mixed up in the map) in 49 days. The map is nice; you can tell it was made with love, but it seemed too easy to complete, including the final battle. After a day or two of taking the castle, getting such a powerful companion (level 20 with 30 skills) makes capturing enemy castles and leveling up the main hero to "magical omniscience" a simple task. Yes, at the beginning, Timhan has wisdom as a skill, which makes it necessary to seek guidance from a mentor. Overall, the map is enjoyable, and I especially liked the hero's special ability. Thank you to the author.

At the beginning, after the fork in the road, the garrison doesn't activate, but shows "no chance," and the keymaster's tent indicates that the key hasn't been obtained. Dead end.

Where can I find a shipyard worker?

At the beginning, after the fork in the road, the garrison doesn't activate, but it shows "no chance," and the keymaster's tent indicates that the key hasn't been obtained. It's a dead end. How do I proceed? I'm playing on Recruit difficulty.

I understand, the map doesn't work on Recruit difficulty. I had to play on Warrior. I almost finished it, and I liked it; it has an interesting storyline. Thank you for the map.

Has anyone completed the game with this hero?

The map is interesting. It's clearly made with care! But for some reason, the opponent isn't attacking.
Is there a way to increase their aggression or initiative?

A question for the author: you have a series of scenarios in your signature, but when you click on "Arch-enemies," it displays an image instead of a link to the topic with that scenario. Is that intentional?

Walkthrough of the "Exceptional Hospitality" scenario (on hero difficulty): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgwYlva6t3k

The map was completed on Hero difficulty. Pros: original storyline with a touch of humor, very beautiful cutscenes on par with Nivala's work, and the author added their own musical accompaniment, which created a great atmosphere. I liked the unusual specialization of the main character – it's original! The interesting dialogues between the characters were memorable, and the map design is of a high standard – it's clear that the author put in a lot of effort. Cons: the gameplay is easy, even on Hero difficulty, especially after the King joins the main character! I can recommend this map to anyone who enjoys original scenarios in the style of Nivala, as well as those who prefer a comfortable, relaxing game.

Cool. The idea is that dwarves should hinder the mage's progress, but the very first stack of 60 mountain defenders on the road joined me:))