Walkthroughs for custom maps.

Yes, that's true. The same thing happens in the battle when transitioning from the first day to the second in Metataxer's Revenge (with 20 rusty dragons). It would take a very long time to shoot manually. Only the very end needs to be done in manual mode because the AI starts using different behavior algorithms when the balance of power shifts. By the way, yesterday I played the first two weeks in Metataxer. There are a couple of things that bother me. I carefully reviewed RoseKavalier's map walkthrough and watched some streams from Dandy, so there's no element of surprise. On the other hand, even with that, the first few weeks are very difficult to play. The battles didn't cause any problems (except for that battle with 20 rusties, which would definitely have stumped me if I hadn't seen it before), but organizing the heroes' movements is a nightmare. You have to consider every step, down to who should spend 100 MP to transfer troops and artifacts to another hero. And the question of what to transfer to whom. Plus, there are overlapping terrains everywhere, and it's unclear where which penalty is expected. I had a complete mental block on the seventh day when Mr. Vertigo passes through his section of the map behind the nomads, meets A Friend to transfer troops, but ultimately doesn't have enough space to reach the point where he's supposed to be attacked by a hero with two sorcerers. In general, I've made it to the transformation point so far. After that, the timers seem to be easier, but it's still very stressful. The 2.2.1 timer before Pay Castle (transferring troops nearby is definitely not the best option), the timer at the beginning of the second month for the appearance of two enemy heroes near our main castle (Wendigo and Boss). That is, in two and a half weeks, you need to manage to do a lot of things here, otherwise these heroes will simply crush you. Overall, I'll be checking against RoseKavalier's instructions because I don't want to replay the same sections over and over again, and otherwise, I won't be able to avoid it.