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The opponent positioned himself on the Marletto Tower but failed to break through the defenses of this location. I am writing a report on the opponent's tech usage.
Indeed, that happened. He flew across the mountains on wings, landed on the tower, gained +1 defense, ran out of moves, and couldn't break through the defenses. Then he completely forgot about this ridiculous defense. After all, these outposts are essentially undefended. The defense only exists when there is a resource. Logically, the defense protects the resource, not the outpost itself. Why can you take resources and pass into other zones on wings, but not this outpost? After all, passages and resources have a greater impact on the game than these outposts. It's time to consider adjusting the rules. Maybe it's beneficial for players with 200+ games, but it's uncomfortable for less experienced players and newcomers to guess whether the defense will be broken after spending 5 resources, count their moves, and hope for luck.
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The guy who streams for beginners is doing a good job. When I watched his Jebus stream, I thought he was a top player because I always played without rules on 8x8 in Armageddon's Blade and couldn't understand how he could develop so much in one week. But it turned out he didn't have the courage to finish one turn and type "gg" because I was attacking him with bracers, and he was in trouble. Instead, he attacked first and took the victory. In my opinion, that's a cheap move, but he won by any means necessary. He's right according to the rules, but in life, I understand who he is.
