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Plus, it will be very distracting from the game. There was already a case where I explained my game to a friend – I explained one turn, but the chain didn't form, and there were a lot of stupid feints.... I'm saying all this because it will be very distracting – if someone is whispering advice in your ear, even if it's good advice, your thoughts start to get confused:D It's better to play with your own head and then discuss the moments with a strong player after the game, who can see the replay, or at least point out your mistakes during the opponent's turn. But that's just my opinion:smile42:
By the way, in the old days, it was the opposite – when someone stood over you and buzzed in your ear, it really helped you play faster. Like, "cast spell," "cast storm," "place a castle," "use scouting." I once watched a friend play in Stronghold: Crusader, and his APM increased by a factor of 3 with all that guidance and reminders from me. Of course, it won't work in Heroes, but it reminded me of that.