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What made me wary in my communication with Dsquared was the frequent assurances of his own noob status, despite his rather polished (to put it mildly) gameplay. For example, on day 12, he clearly managed to defeat 60+ ranged units with a hero of 9-3, without an armorer and with a "feeding" strategy using single goblins (even with a "feeding" strategy of 20+ goblins, placed directly in the line of fire, the ranged units often attack the birds. So, not taking the available auxiliary troops to avoid losses in the bird stack was very risky and provided only a small advantage, i.e., when going to the Treasury). Then there was also a move with a rare skill: stats 10-3, army: 1 angel, 2 wonders, 8 vivs, 10 eagles, single goblins - without checking and "feeding," he takes the max-hive, and before taking it, the angel is given to the scout - because "he will be eaten anyway." In principle, it's explainable..., as are the other presented cases. But based on his behavior, this is (in my opinion) a cheater, not Ates.
It's simpler, I learn from my mistakes. In one game, I went into a max-hive with Jebus with one angel and a large "feeding" force on the early days, the angel fell, and the large "feeding" force remained unharmed. I took this case into account. In that game, that single angel was very important to me, because only thanks to it could I defeat more or less difficult guards without losses, so I overdid it. As for the ranged units specifically, I unfortunately don't remember, because I defeated many ranged unit stacks on birds, but there is definitely a simple rational explanation.
Again, what does map hack have to do with it? Or are you now going to accuse me of something else? Nat bad :-D