Ina, the cheating heroine.

Lord, either I don't understand you, or you don't understand me. Or maybe we just have different approaches to the game. I've been playing for years, but maybe I just play for fun because I enjoy the heroes, while you seem to obsess over every hundredth of a percent of damage and so on. I'm explaining again that you can win in any situation. How, for example, do I defend a city under siege with a Stronghold and three levels of creatures without upgrades when my hero's party is already at level 7 by the third week? And there are many such situations. Even if you are clearly losing in a particular situation, that doesn't mean the whole game is lost. You can have a huge army and the strongest hero, but lose because of a lost city and not being able to retake it within a week:smile21:. This is also a defeat, even if you were an overpowered force on the map, but someone managed to outsmart you and win in that way, without any cheating. And "overpowered" and "cheater" are different things. A cheater is someone who uses forbidden resources or significantly improves their position through manipulation (cheats, trainers, codes, programs, etc.). An overpowered force is someone who dominates everyone without any cheating, simply because of correct development and so on, and they do it consistently. This is their difference from the others. A cheater simply tries to become an overpowered force through dishonest means.