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The answer to the question of whether the map was revealed or not seems obvious. I can also add my example, where the main hero, Shakti, runs in the opposite direction on turn 111 to grab a chest. When asked why, the answer is to advance the tactic for ranged units. When asked why the ranged units aren't visible, the answer is that they will still be there. Indeed, if Shakti had immediately moved to the secondary location, he would have been met with a block of 50+ ranged units and 10-19 storm units on turn 111.
Moreover, after reviewing the replay, it turns out there was a connection issue on turn 111.
So far, I've only encountered chess cheaters; they simply operate a chess program. When asked what opening they play, the answer is that they play based on the position (due to the gross strength, but they don't know the names of the openings).
I would like to watch streams from Dsquared. Because I don't believe that it's possible to play effectively with Maretti, even knowing the map, within 2 months.
I think that the revelation of the map is not the only factor that determines success.