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I posted this here so as not to clutter the thread with reports, but I want to stand up for the newbie. What do I want to say to Valentin? Well, basically, everything is highlighted in bold. No offense, but waiting for the second month for a Barbarian, having a native secondary town and 10 (oh my god, 10 angels on the fifth week!), while the opponent doesn't come and catch you in the middle of your rush (!) is almost the same as building a Monic on the first week. So let's "learn, learn, and learn again," and not make fun of beginners.
P.S. Let's go train with Spiders – it seems like it will be useful soon :)
Believe it or not, in games with newbies, I often allow myself to relax, playing carelessly so as not to scare them too much by killing them in the 2nd or 3rd week (do you believe that with such a setup it was easy?). I let them play, develop a little, and the situation also allowed me to not strain myself, especially since the opponent took an average of no more than a minute, and I felt uncomfortable playing at full strength, to be honest. In a different situation, with a more experienced opponent, I would definitely play differently. So:cool: