In the Warcraft 3 battle mode, there are always all kinds of bells and whistles, such as using the method of the undead banshee occupying the wild monster to hit the computer.
So the question is, can an army of 100 monsters win a head-on battle against a maddening computer?
This problem has plagued me for many years, so I will do an experiment today to see what the results are.
It is well known that UD banshees can only occupy units below level 5, in addition to mechanical units, air units and magic units can not be occupied, and there are relatively high requirements for the choice of maps before the war.
After some consideration, the "Plains of Blood" was finally chosen. The wild monsters on this map are roughly divided into three races: jackals, ogres, and amphibians. They are the most common wild monsters in Warcraft 3, so they are very representative.
Each wild monster race has warriors, shooters, and mages, and the lineup is very stable, and the only regret is that there are no air force units. After using the banshees to occupy around, an army of 100 wild monsters was formed.
This force is most appropriate to describe it as a miscellaneous army, and as for whether it is a ragtag group, it depends on their combat effectiveness.
Next, take a look at the lineup configuration of the wild monster army.
In the Jackal Clan, the Guardian can cast a "purifying" spell, and the Jackal Leader can provide a Command Aura, which adds a 10% attack aura to our side.
In terms of cannibals, each body is relatively stiff, and even the man-eating magician has nearly 600 health points, mainly as a meat shield. Blue Fat Man's "Bloodthirsty Technique" is a great improvement for the team, and it can be said that they are the core strength of this wild monster army.
On the amphibian side, there is a fishing net skill that can pull down enemy air units, but the overall number is not much.
In addition, I also hired two more powerful green-skinned magicians to enrich our strength.
The pre-war work is ready, the exciting moment has finally arrived, and now the head-to-head duel begins.
The first to appear was the Terran Madness Computer, which was their lineup configuration.
This is also the most popular mixed lineup of Terran computers, which includes almost all types of units.
As we all know, the Terran Madness Computer is the most difficult of the four races to fight, and the knights and griffins are paired with the elf fire of the witch, and the output is very terrible.
Seeing such a lineup on the other side, I inevitably felt a little weak in my heart, so I secretly added a blood car to our side.
The two sides of the large army officially clashed, we have no heroes, but the opposite computer hero level is not high. As soon as the jackal came up, he directly purified the water man first, and tied the griffin net to the ground.
To my surprise, this army of wild monsters was actually more resistant than expected. It's just a pity that it can resist a little bit, and when the opposite male witch elf fire is added up, our unit is almost like paper paste.
The battle ended in less than 30 seconds, and the number of monster armies fell directly from the full population to single digits, full of corpses, and the Terran units did not lose much.
Repeatedly read the file to try many times, the battle situation is basically one-sided, there is not much room for operation, the Terran mad computer only needs to draw A to win, the gap is too large.
Next, it was the turn of the crazy undead computer, and from the lineup, it was obviously not as BT as the Terrans, and the self-confidence came up in an instant.
Surprisingly, less than five seconds after the two armies clashed, the UD computer simply turned around and ran. The ice dragon was as crisp as paper in front of the Jackal Shooter, and it was instantly dropped by the second.
The UD computer army directly shrunk into the base and did not come out, so the miscellaneous cards rushed directly into the base with the ghost tower, and together with the hero, they were all destroyed.
In the whole battle, we only lost less than twenty people, and easily defeated the undead.
The third to appear is the Night Elves, the main force opposite is three mountain giants and three Chimeras, although the number of units is not much, but it is more restrained by our miscellaneous flow lineup.
The battle was fought fiercely, with heavy losses on both sides, and in the end our entire army was destroyed, and the Night Elf computer was left with only a bloodied mountain giant and a hero.
After several repeated attempts, the two sides won and lost each other, and whether they could drop each other's elven dragons in a second became the key to the left and right occupation. All in all, there is still a half chance that the army of wild monsters will defeat the Night Elves head-on.
Now it was the turn of the last orc classmate to appear, in fact, this battle had already had a result in mind before it began.
It was the longest battle, with slow scraping on both sides, and it took at least a minute and a half to really see where the winner was going. However, the number of blue fat on our side is sufficient, the whole staff is in a state of fanaticism, and the opposite troops are slowly exhausted.
The battle felt like a civil war of the orcs, such as trapping, purification, bloodlust, and attack aura, as well as the orc society's army of wild monsters.
The whole process is very ornamental, and in the end, we laughed to the end, but the strength of the troops was only 30%, which can only be regarded as a small victory.
In summary, whether a full army of wild monsters can defeat a mad computer head-on is also difficult according to the enemy race.
Personally, I feel that among the four races, the Terrans are the most difficult to fight, followed by the Night Elves, while the Orcs and the Undead are relatively easier to fight.
Considering that we are all involved in the war, and the computer allocates a lot of people to the peasants, the two sides are not actually in the same starting line. At the same time, the wild monster cannot enjoy the technology bonus, and it does not have an advantage in the face of a computer full of three attacks and three defenses.
But through the above experiments, at least it can be proved that the full population of the wild monster army, even if it does not operate the ping A past, can still defeat the maddening computer head-on.