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considering the extremely minimal losses in all possible battles, I believe you were PRACTICALLY CONSTANTLY exploiting morale.
Incorrect statement. On the first two days, I certainly took the time to find a battle setup where I could gain at least one morale on the first turn, and it wasn't difficult to do. The main advantage of these battles is that I could defeat almost any army with only 14 knights and 20 swordsmen (and a few single flies to absorb retaliatory strikes), even against an army consisting of 5 dragons, 10 black knights, 15 liches, 30 vampires, 50 spirits, 80 zombies, and 200 skeletons, all of them upgraded. Then, I defeated 100 liches without any losses! I'm just GOOD at fighting magic, and there's nothing complicated about it. I find the right formations, etc. I even sent you pictures of one of the difficult battles! There was no morale involved.
So, don't talk about my 14 knights; instead, I explored the map at an incredible speed, and by the way, I captured the Necromancer's Castle much EARLIER than you! And everything was already built there! By turn 121, I could buy all the resources from the Necropolis, and by turn 121, I bought 7 DRAGONS (also from dwellings). And I immediately got a fully built Mage Guild with levels 4 and 5 on the first week! I also had resurrection. All of this probably cost me 20 swordsmen? Did I waste sulfur on heroes? Wouldn't it be better to use it to build things in the castle I captured from others?
wasted all the troops
Nonsense! Out of 17 knights and 20 swordsmen, I only lost 20 swordsmen. I still have 14 knights, and I also get all the resources from the Necropolis, have 7 dragons, and you call that "wasting all the troops"?
In short, there are no words.
I have no words for how poorly you seem to understand... I'm becoming more and more convinced that my strategy was correct. The anti-magic garrison kept me safe. And after turn 117, I was no longer playing for speed in terms of hero days! There was only 1 day left until the end of the tournament, and I just needed to manage my time... So, don't try to prove to me that because I have more days, my strategy is bad. If I hadn't been short on time, I could have played much better than you with this starting position. By the way, if I have time, I will try to complete the game faster than your 23 days, using this starting position (and the ability to attack that anti-magic garrison as early as turn 115). For now, I don't have time.
I no longer have the desire to argue with you personally. You have shown your purely human qualities by insulting me with phrases like "a bad dancer" or "zero result." Getting 2nd place with 1 day left until the end of the tournament after my turn 117 is probably not bad, right?
I no longer wish to communicate with you personally, Tolikandro.