This was a major blunder on my part – I simply ran out of time, didn't have time to reposition, and didn't have time to set up for the battle. Then, throughout your entire turn, I was worried they would catch me here with my pants down.
And, by the way, Valya positioned herself extremely poorly – essentially on the only tile you could see. A player with a maphack would have positioned themselves one or two tiles back and wouldn't have revealed Valya.
that is, a player with a maphack and brains would have... fortunately, these things are usually mutually exclusive.
The argument about time is not accepted – I myself witnessed how Bishop, in the 4th minute, after doing something and then losing a hero, managed to bring back a chain of 12 heroes (as if it didn't work out right away))) with an additional purchase of 5 heroes in the tavern and their subsequent dismissal – and this was done manually, without quick keys.
Okay, let's say the mouse for the Blue team is 5 times slower than Bishop's! But 8 (eight!!!) minutes!..... Let's look at the Asma program and see what the Blue team was doing on turn 214... maybe it's all a blatant lie – that there wasn't enough time? ;)
by the way, there was already a blatant lie in the excuses: the defense directly claimed that Tyris scouted the path first, and then Valya followed – but in reality, Valya moved into that area immediately, without any scouting, and there is irrefutable evidence of this.
and since the defenders are knowingly lying, the attitude towards their other arguments is accordingly skeptical ;)