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Besides, it turns out to be somewhat the opposite of Konstantin's video from the first week, where he attacks a tower. Konstantin, if I'm not mistaken, takes on the Dwarven Stronghold, with 20 units. And the question arises: what if he had used the maximum number of units – what would the outcome of the battle have been? And the answer is immediately clear: the next attack on the Dwarven Stronghold, with almost no losses, although without morale, but that's okay.
Here, it's necessary to distinguish between ranged damage and melee damage. When I attacked the Dwarven Stronghold with Gremlins, my plan was to run around and kite those Dwarfs. But with 50 Trogols and 2 Minotaurs, you have to fight and take damage in return. And Shakti didn't attack the Dwarven Stronghold because he had a good reason. Personally, I would have played it a little differently. On level 111, I would definitely have upgraded the Trogols, and I think it would have been possible to attack the Merfolk right away. I don't think Harpies are needed at all on level 111. At the end of level 111, Tunara (by the way, also a feminine name) could have defeated Shakti. And then, instead of building such long chains to extract the Shield, I would have had Shakti take it right away, and immediately build a chain for Golems and Necromancer units. Simply because of this chain, a lot of time was lost. IMHO. Miz, don't take this as criticism, it's just my noobish analysis. ;)
P.S.: To all the Heroes of Might and Magic video creators. Don't get hung up on quality! High-quality videos are more enjoyable to watch. With today's unlimited internet, I don't think downloading an extra 100-200 MB is a problem for most people. And of course, a video without commentary can hardly be called educational. And editing is definitely necessary!