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Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic
This is a purely bragging thread, I apologise in advance.
I just completed the final mission of the campaign without checking any walkthroughs. When I had completed it I then looked at a walkthrough to find out how much of a meal I'd made of it, see what I was doing wrong.
It turns out the walkthrough suggested they spent 1,100 turns on the last mission. I was a bit flabbergasted and loaded up my near to the end save and saw that I'd completed it in 260 turns, and I'd been faffing about no end.
For those of you who've played it, what was your strategy for victory and how did you get a turn time quicker than 260?
Joined Nov 1, 2014 Messages 4,582Hastar
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RPGWatch Donor Joined Aug 28, 2010 Messages 2,776 Location Wolf Light WoodsIt's a great game but I just did random maps and the single maps. Did not finish campaign did some of the campaign maps but did not get to end.
"From knowledge springs Power, just as weakness stems from Ignorance." Joined Aug 28, 2010 Messages 2,776 Location Wolf Light WoodsAlrik Fassbauer
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Original Sin Donor Original Sin 2 Donor Joined Nov 5, 2006 Messages 21,602 Location Old Europe I stopped the Campaign halfway, as I didn't like the story at all - less and less as it progressed."Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." (E.F.Schumacher, Economist, Source)
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Original Sin Donor Joined Oct 18, 2006 Messages 7,545 Location BergenNo idea, it's been ages. I do remember that I spent a lot of time on the initial missions of every campaign to build up my heroes (perfect crafted gear, completed all research etc), so the rest of the missions was generally a breeze. Cheesy, I know.
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Joined Nov 1, 2014 Messages 4,582 I stopped the Campaign halfway, as I didn't like the story at all - less and less as it progressed.The story is indeed appallingly bad, it's no joke that a 10 year old could have come up with something more appropriate. It's lucky the story only forms 0.1% of your game time.
The opening narrative to one of the missions was to "kill Vorsair" or was it Phobius? Not entirely sure, but anyway, so… progressed the mission and got a very long way in, so far in that one of the AIs, the frost wizard, had almost achieved total domination. I didn't mind as I was at peace with them, all I wanted was Vorsair's head. Leaving all my castles virtually defenceless I launched an all out assault on Vorsair and killed him good an' proper. The mission did not end. Turns out I had to do an Allied Victory, not just kill Vorsair… well thanks for that 'story writers'… needless to say I started it again and did what I should have been told to do at the start, what with it being a 'strategy' game and all.
The half-way point in the game is marked by a really stupid mission, possibly where both you and Hastar stopped. The mission dialogue asks you to kill 6 enemy heroes for victory. Sounds ok. You start the map and you're in an impossible position. Without knowing exactly where the enemy heroes are you cannot win, you'll just get overrun in about 20/30 turns or less. I restarted the game about 10 times before going on-line to find out where the heroes were. As soon as I knew this info the mission only took a few turns to finish. It's a classic case of either (as close as it's possible to be) impossible or piss easy, the only determinant being map-knowledge.
It's mostly just enjoyable turn-based strategy combat of the very enjoyable variety which happens to base it's structure on traditional fantasy, to which the variety of units available is a joy to behold.
No idea, it's been ages. I do remember that I spent a lot of time on the initial missions of every campaign to build up my heroes (perfect crafted gear, completed all research etc), so the rest of the missions was generally a breeze. Cheesy, I know.
I think that's what you're supposed to do. Once I got the hang of what everything does that's exactly what I did. However, I suddenly got stuck on the second of the last set of three missions, I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Then I remembered I'd forgotten to fully milk the previous level for artifacts, which is why my heroes kept dying so easily. I went back and spent 100/150 turns pressing end-turn while my artifacts got made and then had no real trouble in the next mission.
The last mission, however, is a standalone mission, there's no means to prepare for it like that, which is why it's more complicated than all the others. You have to find a way to defeat established huge armies of Tier 10 (or whatever the max tier is) monsters from a position of virtually nothing. I restarted it four or five times before I found something that worked. I was close to giving up, especially as the on-line walkthrough just kept bleating on about Gold Dragons, something I didn't even have, need or used.
For those of you who've played it, what was your strategy for victory and how did you get a turn time quicker than 260?
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Reviews for "Get in Touch with Your Body's Pleasure Points with a Wireless Magic Wand Massager"
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