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Leader, have you even played Full Warlord Tower? I doubt it...

I played Town Escape with two swords when you weren't even on the forum :D And such long-gone players like Lebron, for example, also haven't tried Town Escape or Warlord Tower. And Warlord Tower wasn't in Might and Magic. Therefore, I know firsthand what experience with taxes is like. "Try it first, then talk" isn't the right approach here.

to have at least 2 swords on skeletons or trolls by the first week, you need to try very, very hard and fight a lot. For Vivs and Angels, it's completely unrealistic because they need a lot of experience to level up, and when the stack is replenished with new recruits, the experience is divided proportionally among everyone.

That's obvious.

It's not necessary to have 2 swords in the first week, but the whole game is geared towards grinding lifeless neutrals on the map for experience points on units. But when a dragon can't kill a pikeman, it's (censored)-nonsense, not a game, IMHO. They came up with some "strategic layer" and play it with a serious face. Any newbie can now take on a maxed-out Conquest on the second week. And they'll say, "What, I can't reach 121 without experience? What's the point?" :D And everyone is silent because they're trying to please the developers. Whoever levels up their troops better is considered the best. This is such a perversion of the heroes, that it's impossible to play this game, except for fun. Ugh! Warlord Tower for Warlord Tower players.

I won't start another discussion about morale; I'll just say that I prefer it without, because I like it when everything depends on how well or poorly I perform in battles, and not on how morale rolls.

Yeah, let's not. I just thought that skill in battles isn't about the "zombie-dragonfly" tactic (and even a stack of ranged units with experience :D), but about a battle where morale plays a role and everything goes wrong. That's where you show your skill and manage to turn things around. The ability to adapt to the situation.
An average player will lose, a very skilled player will win. But there are very, very few of them, only a handful.

And the fact that you prefer it without morale is obvious :D.

It's strange that I didn't see this answer before.

Regarding the video, it's hilarious. Elastoman isn't trying to prove anything to anyone. Reaching 115 on Warlord Tower is nothing new. If you're really interested, follow the online streams and chat in Warlord Tower.