Inferno tactics.

When seeing a player, we try not to be aggressive, we generally don't care about them, especially if you're playing against the AI, as they can focus on other things.

:D :D :D What a gem.

P.S. Against the AI and a not-so-strong human player, the tactic works great. Tested with "Castle" (Human) + "Tower" (AI).

The AI isn't an opponent; how many times do I have to repeat that? :confused: Play against players on the forum. After 30-40 games, your mind will clear, and then you can comment again.

My younger brother was simply amazed when I showed up with an armada of 300 demons, 150 pit lords, 240+ cerberuses, 20 archers with 2 units each + over 50 efreets.

You played with him for 2 or 3 months, after the mandatory construction of the capital :D, and only then did you launch an attack. They will come to you in 2-3-4 weeks at most and kill you. (By the way, compared to the main army, there are very few demons).

So, the tactic is most likely about avoiding contact with the enemy.

Aha, that's the trick :D

When the number of Devils exceeds 30-40, it's very effective to split them up.

You won't have 30 devils. You won't live to see that moment. You won't have time to build the capital. =)

P.S. Against the AI and a not-so-strong human player, the tactic works great. Tested with "Castle" (Human) + "Tower" (AI).

The point is that a tactic can only be called a tactic if it can be applied against a strong player, and it will work against them. Against bots and noobs, it's just a game. So, before talking about myths... test it in action.