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I don't understand what hints you're talking about? I didn't read the discussion. Put all the fairies in one stack, use a wall on the first turn to block, skip a turn, and then use two more walls. It's a standard situation for online battles.
So, how did you come to the move "wall on the first turn"?
For online battles, a wall is only used on the first turn to prevent morale from triggering. Here, it's an anti-morale tactic.
It's also only used if the stack dies after two walls – which isn't our case. Can you give an example of the opposite?
If a stronger defense is broken, I've never seen anyone use a wall on the first turn to protect themselves.
Take the same video about Amyl https://youtu.be/RASoaNNpBTA?t=289
There were other instances of him breaking through the wall, and I've also seen Hellight burns. I remember guides on Moon by LavaDragonMus on various strategies, and even modern examples of breaking through fairies in the zombie town. In all these cases, where the stack doesn't die after two walls, the tactic of using a wall on oneself wasn't used.
Therefore, I don't understand the reference to online practice