Playing on L-shaped maps.

It’s a pity that we are being led away from the main thing again: the ability to think versus acting “according to a template” with just one’s spinal cord.

Marmot, could you explain what “the ability to think” means to you? I just don’t understand what you’re getting at. I’ve already written many times about actions according to a template. Those who act according to a template in online mode only win due to the random number generator and against weak opponents. But online masters are thoughtful and unconventional people.

I glanced at the first scenario from “The Return of the Four,” and I felt a sense of melancholy. I didn’t understand what the difficulty was. Everything is elementary and шаблонно: gather knights/marksmen/angels from hidden locations, take 2 artifacts from harmless dragons, gather mana for several damage-dealing spells, pick up a scroll of the same, and jump for the third artifact... What’s there to think about? Everything is simply solved by one hero; the only question is time, and it seemed a waste to me. Maybe there’s something worthwhile in the second or third scenario? What are the names of the maps? I honestly don’t want to watch them all. I didn’t mean to offend anyone