Wrath of the Nature Elves: The Start

[conde]

Play on Easy but you have to restart each map through the custom campaign menu as the difficulty resets once you finish a map.
Don't rate resources without reason especially when you are angry. Please.
The author has no obligation to do anything. Be thankful that this was made.

Im not angry and it has a reason, i cant use cheats, that why a rate it like that. I know the author has no obligations.

who are you? An admin? If you dont like my rate. Just dont let people rate less than 3 stars.

I did because i can.

 

[deepstrasz]

I did because i can.

Doing because you can is not a reason. And cheating is no an option here, obviously. Basically, you're rating it two stars because your hero does not have 50 initial strength instead of 10.

I am a map reviewer, not an admin.

If you dont like my rate. Just dont let people rate less than 3 stars

It's not that I don't like your rating. It's that it's unfair and inconsiderate.

 

[tulee]

Im not angry and it has a reason, i cant use cheats, that why a rate it like that. I know the author has no obligations.

who are you? An admin? If you dont like my rate. Just dont let people rate less than 3 stars.

I did because i can.

I am sure you can use cheats. The author (CF xingkong) put in a system that allows players to turn off the anti cheat system. If I remember correctly, after you use cheats, before it fails the mission it will say a message telling you what to type to deactivate the anti cheat system. So technically, you need to cheat and fail the mission in order to know what to type to be able to cheat.

 

[tulee]

Map description changed so that all the map descriptions are the same / easier to copy paste the map descriptions from each map to others.

 

[natass9]

Some comments I had on Cf Xing Kong's campaign:

1) The first map is a good introduction mission, nothing too difficult.

2) The second map is extremely difficult on insane (and I guess on other difficulties as well). If you do not destroy a human base immediately, they will flood you with footmen. This is the first mission I have lost against an enemy that just flood footmen + riflemen. The numbers of enemy units is too great.

3) For the mission against the orcs, if you use the units with the infernal model, it is easy to win, since there is a healing fountain next to your base, and they have high hp (so heals faster because fountain is % based).

4) The 4th mission is a lot of fun, using your heroes to fight the enemy bases with your ally bases. It just takes time, since you need to mass lvl up your heroes. There should be a warning you will not use 2 of your heroes again, since I gave them good items, but then lost those 2 heroes.

5) I have strong criticism of the undead underground mission (RTS part). It is mainly due to the north undead "base". The problem with it is, it is not a real base, but it will keep producing units and send them to their guard position to the north when those units die. This means that every time your AI ally attacks and kills those units in the north, it will retreat, and never have a chance to attack any unit producing buildings. This is a big problem in my opinion, since it makes your ally useless basically.

6) The RPG mission with the orc hero is very hard on insane. My view of insane difficulty should be challenging, but in this one, at the start, it is just increased waiting times while you wait for your witch doctor's mana to replenish so you can use healing wards. The first part of the map is very very slow on insane.

7) The first part of the mission is trying to kill the human base guarding the orc prisoners, while you run around with your hero avoiding the 3 high level humans in the south base that attack you. This is very very difficult in my opinion.

I also do not understand the reasoning for making killing the goblin land mines in the last base a requirement to pass the mission. Most people will not think to use the witch doctor's sentry wards to search for invisible units.

Overall, the RTS missions were extremely challenging, but I question the reasons for how some of the missions were designed. Also, the ending did not really provide an ending for the story. I wanted to know how the author Cf Xingkong was planning to end the campaign. Were the orcs going to fight the 4 heroes we controlled at the start of the campaign?

 

[Blasterixx]

Interesting concept of a campaign, i liked some of the units like the ancients and the flying dragons and horses , and the elemental heroes were actually pretty fun to play with, usually most of the custom campaigns put a cap at lvl 10 and that is pretty boring, i liked to see that the cap has been raised to kinda lvl 30 with this one, but thats all i got to say for the things i liked.. everything else is a complete disaster, from the weird and bad story,texts,names to the horrible orc missions at the end, just utterly disgusting, like what is this

Spoiler

Took me like 2 hours to find this shit!
And don't get me started with that stupid human base that has 3 lvl 12 heroes, yea that seemed super fair fighting 3 lvl 12 heroes with op tier 3 units with 100 food with my 1 lvl 7 hero with shit tier 2 units, i only managed to win because i abused the A.I. into following some of my units to the bottom of the map.
Oh i almost forgot, i got like 10 fatal erros in the Undead missions as well, pretty fun, had to save from 5 to 5 minutes.

Literally the elementals story: Oh look! bad humans cut our trees and destroy the planet somehow?! even tho they don't say how exactly, So what could we do to solve this problem i wonder?!? Oh yea LETS KILL THEM ALL, cuz thats what an Elemental of the planet would do, of course! and how are they gonna do that you might ask? well.. by cutting down trees with their wisps(workers) and killing wild life like spiders and other animals!, protecting the nature my ass!

The story of the undead was ok i guess, but pretty cliche: Oh we are undead therefor we need to do bad things like you know minding our own fucking business!?, the elementals literally attacked them for no reason like wtf? just because they are undead, thats pretty stupid.(if the undead were at the surface destroying the nature or something i would have kinda understood attacking them, but NO, they were living Underground, in dark forgotten caves..)

The story of the orcs was fine, the only decent one, the gameplay on the other hand? disaster> exemple: Elemental heroes have: unique items(each with their own spells), high levels from the start,op and interesting units, Now what do orcs have? oh yea.. nothing.. everything is just basic shit from the war3 melle, even the hero spells are the same, but the icons just look different! lazy map maker! reversing the spell order doesn't trick anyone! thats the same blademaster hero!

 

[AlanSpirand]

Aside from the very odd scaling of difficulty, the maps also didn't work that well from a technical standpoint. I got fatal errors multiple times, and the fancy anti-cheat system the author used just made me lose the game couple of times even though I wasn't cheating at all. Those things really took away from the experience. Not sure what caused it at all, but it's obvious the system isn't working as it should. The overall concept here isn't bad, but the campaign requires a lot of refining.

 

[Daffa]

How to beat the 3rd mission (the one against Orc enemies)? I'm not sure how to proceed with this mission.