Of course. :D You planned several moves ahead, they passed the turn to you, and you made your first move, revealing your strategy... Of course, all your plans remained exactly the same?
Everything said is correct, but only some difficult battles should be thought out BEFORE the attack, not after. This is exactly what chess clocks are for, to allow more time for a complex move than for a simple one.
I always initially know the terrain, the number of stacks, the order of morale drops, resistances, etc. Yes.
Well, who is to blame for the fact that he spent all 4000 seconds and didn't have enough time? The player must manage their time wisely. Those who have played chess know this.
This is funny. Seriously, how is 4k seconds, plus an additional 10 minutes, better than the standard 6-8 minutes per turn? So that in the endgame, you lose because you don't have time to do *something unpleasant*?
