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1. "They level up in parallel, and it doesn't take more time than with one": D Do you ever think about what you're writing? OF COURSE, IT WILL TAKE MORE TIME FOR TWO!!!! BECAUSE THERE ARE 2 OF THEM, NOT 1!!!! BECAUSE YOU NEED TO CONTROL BOTH OF THEM!!!! Plus, besides fighting, they also need to be leveled up, which means planning their movement on the map!!! This isn't some "beggar" that you automatically send wherever you want for scouting...
2. I won't say much about your second point. I already have everything written out in my second post (fragmentation of forces, and that's it!!!!) This is a big MINUS, it's a WRONG, STUPID tactic!!! And you won't gather a decent army from the neutrals to level up to 200% when there are hordes all around... you can't do much with neutrals... (and you still need to "earn" the diplomacy expert skill) This will take time... a lot of time...
3. Yes, it's not a fact that I'll get these spells right away (I've had cases where I didn't find a Town Portal even with 15 level 5 castles)... but that's still not a reason to split the royal army into pieces!!!!
You know what... You should first learn to understand other people's thoughts. I wrote exactly what I wanted to say. The game time spent will be exactly the same as with one. Or have you forgotten that this is a turn-based strategy? If you wanted to show how much smarter you are, you didn't succeed.
I disagree with you on the second point. And there isn't much of an army split.
P.S. Arguing with you is not enjoyable, as you clearly don't respect other people's opinions. Sorry, with all due respect, Executor.
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So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you
Its the servants devotion for the decay
Stand up
There are no flowers on your grave
There are no chains
There I keep chanting for the forgotten name © Amorphis