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Сообщить о проблеме с переводом
Then amberina came to me, Cecilia was lvl 16 with 7/8 troops full stacked, amberina lvl 16 too with 7 troops. At the first turn she sent sooooo many spell, buffing all her troops and one shoting some of my stack, nothing could be done, little help was the ballista and milicia.
There's certainly something about difficulty that's off. How could the AI start the battle with more than 10 essences and cast so many spells ?
How to have essences at the begining of the fight guys ?
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2807120277
Any ideas how to beat it? Or with what?
Now, I'm at a stage where I've had to repel like 3 or 4 armies every few to couple turns coming from the north, big ones. And even though I've usually managed to fight them very cleanly, they spam apocalypse (?) and other high-damage spells, especially when they've already lost the battle and are just getting cleaned up. Which unpreventably causes some losses, and the attrition simply can't be stopped because I only have so many recruitment buildings and only so much income compared to the constant onslaught.
2 turns after the last battle, I see another army coming, go check it out and see there's 60 (!) legions in there, and I just closed the game because I felt like I was kind of done. I don't think I have any answer to that kind of doomstack, no matter what I would try. If I'm doing something wrong, I don't know what it is, so even if I reloaded my save from the very first turn of this mission, I don't have any reason to believe I'd do things any differently or better than I had already, at least to a degree where I'd be able to beat it.
If anyone has actually beat the mission, I'd love to know how they pulled it off.
I'm in the same boat, I beat Xcom on Legendary/Ironman, TWW1 on Legendary a bunch of times, and so on. I'm not some HoMM master despite playing the games since literally from 1996 but I have a good enough grasp where I think I should be able to do the mission, but I just can't, and have no clue if I am doing anything wrong in it, assuming that is even the case. I'm thinking I might just go play some skirmish maps for a while and let people sort out this mission in the meantime. Either there's some kind of specific strat to making it beatable, or the devs have overtuned it to their in-house players who probably have hundreds of hours in the game and know exactly how everything works so as to be able to min-max way more efficiently.
The AI IS cheating, plain and simple. There's no way it could produce enough units nor have the resources to immediately have the same army size after you defeat 2 or 3 of their wielders.
I think you're right, was in another thread, I just couldn't be sure if it was or wasn't because I can't look at their cities and see their armies respawn with troops until my last battle when he was respawning from my city he captured with the doomstacks shortly after being killed by me. Definitely some work needs to be done on this for sure!
So from what I can tell the enemy doesn't cheat, it "just" has an extreme advantage over you at the beginning of the game.
Here is how I beat it (it's probably not the optimal strategy and took me over 120 turns but it worked for me):
Because the enemy has such a crushing advantage early on I essentially treated the stage as a "stealth mission" I sent Cecilia northwest pretty much immediatly after taking your starting city. I used the other heroes (the ones you get at the beginning of the mission) to gather other troops and ressources. It seems that in the early stages the enemy is rather passive so you have some time to do it.
I got to an enemy village near to heavenly ore mines. BUT I didn't capture those but immediatly went for the village and pillaged it. Afterwards I went south and captured a major city.
At that point the enemy started coming but I managed to evade them and sneak north from my starting position and capured their fortress (the enemy doesn't seem to value defending cities highly so I was able to take the fortress pretty easily). Then I built up my forces a bit and captured the fortress directly north of it.
From then on it was more or less a typical power struggle where I was slowly able to gain the upper hand. I did have to reload a couple of times though. It was important for me to capture and convert everything whenever there was an opening. It seems the AI prioritizes going to the nearest thing you capture so I could bait it a bit. and disctract it from my cities.
It also seems to be important to capture the essence towers. If you get those I think the enemy can't use that many spells.
Again this isn't a foolproof or optimal strategy but it worked for me.
EDIT: prioritize capturing gold mines and silk webs, I found the upgraded fey units more effective than the knights (which I only started to focus a bit later).
he also had the nice gear and stuff
and then he was gone in mission 4 ... and i was stuck with underleveled cecilia and no gear
trust me i tried all the strats
it came down to "do i get max damage roll 3 times in a row or not?"
and i didnt
I pointed this out too and hopefully they scale it back a bit because it's extremely hard and relies a lot on luck (which map you get, etc.).