I just won a Challenging game, playing as Queen Procipnee, by casting the Spell of Making. It was almost too easy. Given that the game would be over when I cast it, I expected all of the remaining AI players to declare war on me and attack Queen Procipnee in an effort to interrupt the spell, but nothing like that happened. Is it different at higher difficulty levels?
I had a size six army, led by Queen Procipnee stacked on a pioneer. It was my plan to move both two spaces, exhausting their moves and build a city. The first time I did this, I moved the army first, and then the pioneer. After moving the pioneer, I settled in a city that I created on the same turn that I made my move. The army was sitting on the city's location, but it wasn't in the city. I have no problem with that. This behavior has been addressed elsewhere. However, the secon
Yes, I have had a bunch of crystal available.
After writing the above post, I started LH back up and reloaded the game, and the spells were there. I didn't have this problem in .80, so it's new to me in .85.
Is there a change log for the .85 LH beta?
I have noticed the same thing about the mage unit in .80.
I started playing .85 this morning and noticed a change in behavior. I put the Inspiration spell on my first two cities to increase research. However, when I went to do so on my third city, Inspiration no longer appeared on the list of spells. The spell that caused a city to produce +1 mana per turn was missing as well. Is this intended behavior or a bug? Also, where can I find a list of .85 changes?
Yeah, well unfortunately, you can't add more memory on 32-bit windows because it can't be addressed.
I've been running the beta on 32-bit Windows 7 with 3 GB of memory. I have been having a probably with the program running painfully slow. For example, the moving figures stutter from one position to the next. At first, I thought this was the result of the fact that I've got an older graphics card. However, sometimes it runs just fine. I tried a few things that didn't resolve the problem, and then I shut down the Windows update service. Bingo! That was it. The update service
It appears to me that the Arcane Monolith is overpowered. I am presently accumulating about 40 mana per turn, so I'm spamming them all over the place near resources, not so much to develop the resources myself but to deprive the AI players of them. Yeah, the monsters clobber some of them, but not that many, and when they do I just replace them. One possible solution that I would suggest is that you only be allowed to build the Arcane Monolith in places where the monolith
Is there a complete list of all hot keys for LH anywhere?
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