Hex Battles

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Campaign levels: "King of the Hill" is the worst possible level. RNG where no frontline reinforcements will block your expansion for any number of turns destroys attempt after attempt. Horrible design. "Beach Invasion" is basically just restarting until you breach 2-3 mountains on turn 1, and then a slugfest and the usual rng bs hoping to get the right reinforcements and AI not colluding.
Last Campaign level, Peninsula Assault is such a breeze. Its a joke level. Cant fail unless RNG for some reason decides in turn 2-5 to not allow you to win at all when attacking. Very easy and quick final map.

RNG hell. So infuriating to play. Basically just waiting and restarting until the ai decides to NOT screw you. Gave up on "Open Land". When its consistently 33-40% success with equal or stronger on your mountain vs enemy grass or mountain. Enemy have 50% with all of his units, its simply not fun. Especially when your weaker units have 10% and his weaker have this 50/50 chance. Quickgame is the one thing thats fun to play.

this game isn't bad, but it could really use some improvements. my 2 biggest issues is that you cant move your units through your territory, so if you have a army behind your lines it just sits there, and also the fact that you don't choose where your reinforcements go. these 2 factors when combined make for a VERY irritating experience. your enemy might get lucky and most RF go to their front lines while you get most of yours in the far back, where they will only be used if your enemy reaches there. I wouldn't mind too much if I only had to deal with one of these issues, but combined makes it too irritating.