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It's a fresh take, in the metatasker, you could complete 2/3 of the map only to find out that the map is impossible to complete because of an unkillable enemy hero on turn 111. But I don't approve of such sadistic behavior from mapmakers, because it's embarrassing and a bit annoying. When I imagine that I wouldn't know about a completely obvious battle in the Rampart, and after a couple of months of real time, I would realize its impossibility - I get goosebumps and have strong associations with the movie Saw; the final soundtrack from it is perfectly suited for such a situation.
Are we talking about the battle with Sir Lock? I still don't understand what makes it so important. Sure, we won't get to the Le Strada zone, we won't get a rusty dragon, we won't capture the Nidarock castle and the crystal dragon dwellings. But how does this fundamentally affect anything? If crystal dragons were needed somewhere, then yes. But they are not required anywhere.