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Wlk777
Stop whining, someone better play Inferno against me =) . Although, 8 Vipers and 6 Efreeti is a pretty tough combination, I'd say.

hide the mouse, break your legs, Marius is already on his way
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Although, 8 Vipers and 6 Efreeti is a pretty tough combination, I'd say.
All troops in battles are divided into 3 categories: offensive stacks, tanking (or cover) stacks, and single units for distraction. In Inferno, offensive stacks and tanking stacks are highly valued. The longer the tanking stack survives (armor is VERY important here), the greater the chance that the offensive stacks will remain intact, and the higher the chance that you yourself will emerge from Inferno alive))). In my example, the offensive stack consists almost entirely of demons, while Vipers and Efreeti perform the role of tanking, because their damage is very weak, and they have enough health to withstand a couple of blows from the dragons. In the final stage of taking Inferno, I used Vipers to absorb the retaliatory attacks, because preserving the demon stack is more important than a few Vipers. In the real game, there were 2 Angels, but here, one is enough, because it is very important to cast Shield BEFORE the attacks of the Creature of Day and Creature of Night. In my real game, there were 2 Angels in one stack (although I don't remember exactly), but IMHO, it would be better to leave one for boosting and so on. Although, on the other hand, I took everyone I could into Inferno, because the parameters were approximately 8-8 (maybe even less), but there was expert armor and offense, and I was afraid to leave the Angel with the risk of a complete defeat, but expert Shield and Stone Skin helped a lot. Bloodlust helped, but not very much. Anyway, I'm tired of arguing, and I'm banned anyway. I'm going to play poker instead)))

and now I'll add my two cents

and in general, something is not very clear. What are the misunderstandings? The guy took Inferno like a pro, and everything is explained clearly and logically. This is probably more useful to read than, "I wouldn't play like that in ranked." What the heck is ranked? Is it a candy or self-satisfaction? I understand that in the portal, some kind of rewards are given (sort of). But ranked, no matter how you look at it, poorly reflects true skill. Seriously, I'm wary of such statements, because if I lose to you later, I won't understand. I've already lost a lot lately, ranked, ranked. But don't worry so much about ranked, and everything will be fine.

Invisible, respect for Inferno. Well done. But such Infernos are unrealistic without a good setup. Well done for pulling it off.