In addition, you have Zeus hoplites as a form of melee siege. They can't tare down buildings, witch is a big problems when you havn't got many siege weapons.But lacking siege weapons is a mistake in itself when you are playing Greek at heroic age, for this is exactly something the Greek race excels at. Quoted from agiyr:The manticores can't be used as good as the hydras offensive. It is as if your were capable to write on wood just as well as on paper, so that you can spare yourself the additional effort to process the wood to make paper! Making your MU out of wood instead of food means saving one stage of production. In order to get your final source of income, farms, you need to invest lots of wood, as you pointed out yourself. Just your line of reasoning is not valid. I do agree that hydra are very good and valuable. And this in turn means that manticores are easier to pay for than hydras. This means that a villager can gather more resources per second if you put him on wood than if you task him on food. And farming is a very slow source of income, especially when you do not have all of the farming upgrades yet. By heroic age, your hunting and herdables are done most of the times, so you need to resort to farming. Meanwhile, food is harder to obtain, and therefore more valuable in all ages before mythic. If you can foresee that you will need more wood, simply send more vills there. Of all resources, wood is the one that your vills have the fastest gathering rate at. Your needs should dictate your production, not vice versa. I just can't afford to buy manticores.No offense intended, but your words reveal a flawed mindset. My wood is a problem because of the high farm costs and the military buildings - and you need to buy the forretress in heroic. Sure, the manticore is good and it can support your army without getting hitted by heroes as much as the Hydras, but you won't afford the wood cost if you have centaurs. Quoted from agiyr:I don't really use myth units much, but I really like the Hydra.
#Remove manticores age of wonders iii upgrade#
But Apollo has the Sun Ray upgrade, and this upgrade does affect your centaurs, too. all of the laces that you can visit on the map, the more important names, situations and hints, have been given in bold.Quoted from agiyr:When I decided that Hermes would be my main classical choice I knew that I couldn't use ApolloBoth Apollo and Dionysus complement Hermes, although I agree that Dionysus gets more out of the deal. the names of the units in the game have been provided in brown, upgrades that are available for research, all sorts of spells, skills of units and leaders, have been provided in green,
the names of the leaders, main opponents in the campaign mode and the names of the remaining leaders have been provided in orange, This guide has been color-coded in the following manner: The hard difficulty level is recommended for those of the players who already learn about the game and have already fought several battles, or completed several missions in the campaign mode. When it comes to beginners, the best choice is the easy difficulty level, which will allow you to learn the controls and the basics, both in the case of combat and the game in general. This guide for Age of Wonders III has been drawn up at the highest difficulty level (hard).
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