10.06.2018 BOLIVAR (Blue, Sylvan, Random, Talannar, Wingael) def a_s_s_a (Red, Academy, Random, Narhiz, Narhiz) labyrinth 236

Two critical mistakes led to losing a winning game. For some reason, instead of clearing the area, he rushed into a resource elf, and then, when he needed to break through to the elf through the Guardian of the Gate, he attacked the elf's cockroach first – the elf, of course, arranged a 6-minute cockroach chase, stalling for time. As a result, after breaking through, there was no time left to teleport to the castle and change artifacts; he needed to move his main hero first. Instead, with a weekly growth bonus, the elf attacked the poor mage, and then there was a week of elven archers. That's how things went.
Thanks for the game.

I decided not to dwell on this – a_s_s_a caused too much trouble with complaints after these cockroach wars, but since the opponent brought up the topic, I will say my piece:
Instead of moving his main hero and then attacking with his cockroaches, the opponent did the opposite. Moreover, my cockroach had previously killed a level 18 Jalib and was simply scouting in the opponent's starting area. a_s_s_a put a cockroach against it, and I was losing that battle outright. But I thought about it (for about 30 seconds, no more) and managed to win that battle as well. And it's not my fault that this battle lasted 6 minutes – afterwards, I moved my troops in battle without any delays.
Narhiz appeared in Wingael's field of vision only after this cockroach battle, so I couldn't have deliberately stalled to prevent her hero from changing artifacts.
My arguments were dismissed without being heard.
a_s_s_a poured out a bucket of mud. And then, in retaliation, he "thought" for 30 seconds before each cockroach battle. And it didn't matter that his cockroach had only one thug.
Regarding the lost 100% winning game – well... maybe the opponent thought so. I, for example, thought the opposite throughout the game.
I categorically reject the claims about stalling. I consider this a lie and an insult.