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I don't quite understand how demons can have a "hero of tears" (since that's what the good hero is called?). Especially since the demon heroes don't just differ in color, but that color scheme is also consistent! I think it will be difficult to distinguish them in battle. The other heroes were good. Although the orcish mage looks very much like a goblin...
I liked the video. Although it's very clearly a tutorial, it tells a lot about the units' abilities and the hero's behavior on the battlefield. It's a pity that the hero no longer has his own initiative, but it's good that he can now attack enemy troops directly. I didn't quite understand what was said about the "kritical" hit. Is it really a critical hit or just luck? And the fact that the griffin will no longer miss its attack from the sky is a plus. Also, it's clear that the monk is stronger than both the pikemen and the crossbowmen. So, the stats within the same level aren't that equal. I also want to note the beautiful camera angle during the hero's attack. In addition, this video seems to "fix" all the shortcomings of the previous one: the map is of a normal size, and the units don't seem too big compared to it. I just didn't like the vampire animation. And the death ray suited the liches better. Also, it seemed to me that the "tour guide" doesn't really value her troops. She killed the griffins and vampires too quickly.