u/timpossible1

I just played against someone who cast Judgement twice in a two-round fight (once in the first round, once in the second). Here is what their hero looked like at the end of the game. I checked all their skills and artifacts, but I still cannot figure out how they managed to do that. Anyone aware?

https://preview.redd.it/i8qpete04vfh1.jpg?width=870&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ff35045361e857bfc8274126d03cb3f3a5d25a6

I was just up in an Exodus match 1:0, and about 4-5 turns after the first fight, I think my opponent quit. Either way, I was stuck on a "Connection Issues" screen for over 10 minutes. I reported it and asked for my account to be cleared of the -40 points for the loss. Anyone ever been forced to quit, suffered a loss and had their account affected, report it and get their rank back?

I am currently near 800 (small fry), but it is quite discouraging. I doubt Unfrozen tends to these small issues outside of trying to fix bugs, but I am curious as to whether anyone has had their account fixed afterwards. Additionally, anyone could report this and try to get their losses wiped, so I see the rational for not being able to reset the account stats to before the match, but it is discouraging nonetheless.

Playing a game post patch #12 (currently July 11). Chose Sunny specifically to nullify Temple and prevent them from casting daylight magic. They are Lia the Untethered One.

Sunny specialization:

Radiating Knowledge

He receives +1 level to all Daylight spells, plus another +1 for every 10 hero levels. Casting Daylight spells does not prevent him from using other spells of the same Magic School. Enemy hero cannot cast Daylight spells.

Is this a bug, or am I missing some counter to this strategy?

Just matched up against Temple and the opponent selected Aeos the moral specialist. I tried Lucky for Dungeon (hero that disables daylight magic for the opponent).

I am pretty sure my opponent saw this and just quit, as I was stuck in the loading screen for minutes (this has never happened in my dozens+ of games). I did not receive any +/- points for this in my rank, but should we not get at least 5 points or something for not quitting?

Ultimately, it wastes my time and the other player should suffer a penalty for just quitting due to hero mismatch. Anyone else find this to be a thing or this to be an indication of someone quitting during the loading screen or before it?

I can understand leaving due to not liking a map, as this can be a big change in time investment. However, I think that after hero and faction selection, players need to lose/gain a small amount of points, as it ultimately wastes our time and involves some strategy (knowing maps, knowing who to ban, etc.).

When unlocking the law tree tech, "Elite Dancers" states that Onyx Dancers get buffs when using "their stance." This must be the "Dark Elves" stance with Triumvirate Strength, but I wanted to clarify since it is not the same wording. I assume the same goes for the attack Minotaur's stance and their corresponding tech-unlock ability as well.

I would like to start streaming on YouTube and Twitch simultaneously. My RX 9060 XT with 16 GB of VRAM is great for streaming games at the caliber of Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era (not AAA or insanely graphically demanding) on Twitch only. However, I would like to stream on YouTube now also.

Specs:

CPU - Intel Core i5-13400 (bottleneck)
GPU - RX 9060 XT (16 GB)
RAM - CORSAIR Vengeance 32GB (6400 MHz)

I also have an NVIDIA GTX 1050 ti sitting in my closet collecting dust. Does it make sense to try and install this into one of my extra motherboard slots and allocate one of my streams (Twitch)? Also, will this alleviate the work being done by my CPU (my weakest point) or main 9060 GPU? Is this even necessary, as streaming games at this demand (HoMM:OE) are not that demanding?

I might record these videos while streaming, too, although YouTube live does that automatically. I really want to give this a try, so any guidance would be greatly appreciated.