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So in that case, the only way to find this unit is to stick one of your own units next to it...

But it's still invisible no matter what the time of day, correct?

The position of the village that was captured, you mean? Why? When the unit captured the village, it only had Nightstalk, so why would it remain unknown during the day? Now just hold on a tick here. You were refering to your own special unit that had nightstalk AND a special ability to make it invi...

Oh, I see. I thought the special ability replaced the nightstalk. Well, in that case, you would have to stick an enemy unit next to it to find its position...

Ok, let's see. ced_ne: When you capture a city, most generals would make sure to cover all the entrances so nobody can escape. TheLost1: Thank you for being my sole supporter here. ILikeProgramming: I'm pretty lousy with WML, but if it's that hard, what can I say? Assasin/Cuyo Quiz: If I were aiming...

It's making a simple thing like village ownership complicated. that is why it violates KISS How is it complicated? It just means that nightstalk will always work at night, which is how it should. Also, if you're watching your village count, then you would notice that one of your villages is missing...

Village counter can display right value, just flag would be wrong. Color of number can be different (aka red fe) to signalize difference between counter and flags. I don't see problem here, but I still don't support idea, it can be too big advantage. Yeah, exactly. It's like capturing a city, then ...

I'm not sure if this belongs in the Bugs or Ideas section, so just move this if you like... Now let's suppose it's night, and I have a shadow. My opponents can't see the shadow, but if I were to capture a village, they would all be able to see the little coloured flag fly up. That's a dead giveaway,...

Well, I beat Myth in a hard-fought match, winning 2:1. The replay is on the 1vs1 replays archive. Thanks to all my loyal forum fans that supported me. :P Unfortunately, due to my lack of foresight, the newest replay has overwritten the old ones, so I only have one replay (the last one) available. I ...

Anyways, here is the final match for the tournament. Hopefully it works and is the right replay.

I'll sign up too.

Oh, and for those of you unsure about the GMT thing, I found this nifty little site with a time zone map on it (just click on the map of the world). http://www.worldtimezone.com/

This is something that I've been wishing was implemented far more times than I care to remember. It's very simple though. Suppose I have two units sitting adjacent to one another. Instead of having to them dance around just to swap places (a tricky business when zone of control is factored in), all ...

Perhaps this hasn't occured to you, but this just might be because woses cost 20 gold as opposed to the 15 gold skeletons? Just put 4 skellies against 3 woses, then. The woses still have an enormous power advantage. Well, I did that, and guess what? The skeletons won. The battle started in the afte...

I'll check out the dev, then. I'm finally downloading it right now, and I'll let you know how it is. From my version, I calculated that all 6 hits from 2 skeletons at night (9-3) are required to kill a wose. Even if the wose is on open ground, with only 20% defense, the odds of these skeletons kill...

Dwarvish fighter: 16 Naga: 14 Dark adept: 16 goblin: 8 ghoul: 16 Unless my math is off yet again, that comes out to 70 gold. Dwarvish fighters are a best buy, as they can be used for offence of defence. Nagas are simply the best water unit available. Dark adepts, for their cost, are the best mages a...