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It's not that the AI is strong; it's just that you haven't learned how to play well yet.
Strong words. I would gladly watch a game on an 8-player map against 1 AI, 1v1, since everyone is a pro. I used to win against the strongest AI in 3.58 and get an Archangel. It was difficult and very tedious, but I managed. But it's not the same here. There, the hero gives a greater advantage than here. Here, the maximum level of 30 is also quite small. And it's not that powerful either. If in 3.5 you can gather 50 power, here you can gather 30 or a little more at most. And there are very few resources lying around on the map. In Heroes 1, 2, 3, and 4, there were always resources lying around, and enough to start playing even against the strongest player. But what's the point of playing without money, and where everything is guarded by monsters that can't be killed with a starting army? Of course, 50 power means a long game, etc., but in a long game in Heroes 6, the one with more castles will win, simply coming and buying everything they can. You'll have equal power and defense. But it's not always going to be an advantage for a long game. I won't hide the fact that I won in Heroes 6, but only once or twice out of many games. But mostly, he wins because he comes in the first month and that's it. Since you're a pro, can you win against his army and then level up your hero to level 20 in a fast game on an 8-player map? I'm interested in large maps. If so, record a video, and I'll gladly watch it, to see your tactics and game settings. It would be an informative video. :cool: