Haven tactics.

For me, the Humans versus Dwarves matchup is also a difficult one. By the way, can anyone tell me more about the early game strategy for Humans in the first three weeks? If the players are separated by level 5 shooters (e.g., 30 Demonesses), the map is large, and the difficulty is Veteran. Which hero should I choose, what should I build, and on which day, and most importantly, where should I get the money for all of this? Let me tell you how I develop, and someone who plays Haven well can correct me. In about 30% of cases, I manage to get resources from the computer when two computer opponents attack one after another. From this, I conclude that I'm not playing very well. But I play without reloading. At the beginning, I choose Laslo or Dugal. The starting bonus is resources. I hire a second hero. In the first four days, I capture a lumber mill and a mine. To reduce losses, I divide the peasants into groups of 1 to protect the shooters. The second hero collects the resources that the first hero has captured and everything else that is lying around. The main hero, let's say Laslo, tries to get money during this time. I take gold from all the chests. I build on day 1 - peasants, day 2 - money, day 3 - archers, day 4 - forge, day 5 - swordsmen, day 6 - fort, day 7 - farms. In the second week, Laslo continues to capture resources and gold on his territory. The second hero, after all the easy resources have been collected and the territory has been explored, stays in the castle. I build on day 8 - mage guild, day 9 - market, day 10 - magistrate, day 11 - stronghold, day 12 - stable, day 13 - knights, day 14 - I start saving up for the capitol, and it is usually at this point that one or two computer opponents attack me. Sometimes it happens that I lose by the end of the second week, sometimes at the beginning of the third, because I don't have enough money. If no one attacks me, I usually defeat my neighbors, and then it becomes easier... What do you think? Am I making any mistakes? Maybe I need to do something different with the training or with the shooters...