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I could write a lot, no need for provocations. At the very least, much depends on color. Being red, I initially consciously decided to collect a Wyvern stack deep in the respawn, which cost an extra 1.5 days. But in the center with a stack of 35+ Wyverns, I felt much more confident, immediately started breaking Dragon Utopias with weak troops and spent less timer on clearing. If I were blue, I would most likely have played like Anton, ignoring some objects and rushing to the sands. Then, there is such a thing as "playing against your opponent." Hellight is possibly the most tempo-oriented player on Jebus Cross in principle. So why should I compete with him in his game, wouldn't it be better to try to impose my own? There are also a number of smaller points, but I'm too lazy to describe them, sorry. But what I have already written clearly fits the description of "skill and strategy," doesn't it? Moreover, on the same regular Jebus Cross, the described moments don't matter at all; both opponents simply play based on the layout.
p.s. If there is a mirror SM, I will sign up, it's interesting.
Thank you for the analysis, a worthy response from a worthy player (no sarcasm).