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It's interesting that the fourth player, who collected the maximum amount of gold, never figured out how to keep more than one griffin...

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It's interesting that the fourth player, who collected the maximum amount of gold, never figured out how to keep more than one griffin...

radik.. I'm very curious how you managed to get such a sum if you only had 1 angel in reserve =)).....(or did I misunderstand).... or is this a joke?? =))
about the snipers on the snow- also don't understand.. I was surprised myself how that happened... i.e., he moves 1 step longer with snipers than without them...... (or same).... it was enough for me to take the armor, gold, enter the portal, and make 1 step there.......
by the way, I thought about that too... hmm... I wonder where they got so much money from? =))
I was out fishing for two days and didn't pay attention, so I don't really understand, because I don't remember how I played it myself. But here's what I came up with:
1. Battle with the Arachs - I saved two Drac + Pikeman + a tent (I think if I hadn't clung to the tent, I probably could have saved the Griffin, but why did it even fall on me?). And I didn't even try to split the two Dracs into two slots to conduct the battle that way, I didn't think of it.
2. I exchanged the Drac for money in the hut, so the hero was left with empty slots - this saves another Pikeman.
3. I took the Canned Goods without losses in one go. On my side, all the yellow snakes + 4 cavalry attacked.
4. I didn't change the Ethnos into snipers.
5. In the end, all the heroes had only 1 Pikeman in their inventory. And one hero was empty. Everything else was sold. All battles were won without losses, except for the battle with the Angels (lost 5 Griffins).
6. But a Griffin costs 140, and a Pikeman costs 42 (the cheapest unit to sell on this map).
7. The Canned Goods gave 2 Angels.
And I can't figure out how such differences in results can occur, possibly due to a hangover, but even so, if anyone knows, please share your theories. For example:
13. IronAxe 33866+
14. Kamikaze 33838+
The difference is 28... what?
If I add 140 (the cost of one Griffin) to my result and subtract the cost of one Pikeman, as in the case of Ataman, where he saved a Griffin instead of a Pikeman in the battle with the Arachs.
33866+140-42=33964
34041-33964=77
In this regard, I have a question: where did the leaders get the extra 77 in their results?
And if we compare this result (33964) with the result of Dmitry AS, then
33957-33964= -7. I don't understand where Dmitry AS didn't get the extra 7 in his result?
Something's not right with the numbers :) Maybe someone can explain? Or I'll try to piece together the picture from the descriptions that will be published. If not, it's not my fault :) I'll keep asking.

Ley: 34041 - 33994 = 7 - this is the difference in cost between a Gnoll Marauder and a Spearman.
I disagree! You're not very good at math :) Just look, 34041-7=34034, not 33994!
And you're right about the limit - 34461.vbn;97778I'm amazed that players who took first place in most of the blitz tournament stages
couldn't figure out how to save 4 Griffons. Ley - respect!
I think chess players could learn something from you.
I don't understand it myself, but thanks ;)
My score is 33847, just like Fanat's.
then you get 33994 gold...
No! It will be 33987, not 33994,
you confused me with these 7 coppers.
to Ley:
Bravo, well done, perfect!!!