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Thank you for the game.
I wanted to say that the game turned out to be fast-paced; for me, a fast-paced game is one that lasts about 1.5 hours. After a few restarts, we started playing. The starting positions, in my opinion, were not bad. I had one more restart available, but I decided not to take it, just in case it would make things worse. What I wanted to share is something that surprised me (in a good way): when the Guardian of the Underworld appeared near the exit of the dungeon, I figured out roughly where my opponent was. I sent my main hero in a different direction and, in four days, cleared two teleportation nodes. Then, I emerged and ran into my opponent... I didn't expect the map to bring us together on the opposite side of the Guardian of the Underworld. The thing is, I usually like to develop on L+U maps, but here, we met as if on an M-map. I lost the battle, and after that, I couldn't be given time to develop; I still had a chance, as there was a Conservatory nearby, and an Expert of Earth was on his way. After that, it would have been difficult to defeat me. However, my opponent didn't allow that; he overwhelmed me in my home castle, where I had remnants of my troops, and I lost the game. Once again, thank you for the game. It was interesting. :smile54: :)