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Not long ago, I needed to build Angels in two Castles by week 2. But I couldn't even build them in one, because I didn't have enough gold. I couldn't even open the School of Magic because I didn't have the gold to buy it. Now I only play on a pawn with 30K starting gold.
Have you played M200? I have. The point of this format is fast and exciting games, a lot of randomness, and the ability to fight difficult battles with small forces. And also in the battles for every inch of the map, because the smaller the map, the more valuable each zone is. So, if you make the timer run during battles (or without adding time for battles), it will all be spent in the first week on various crypts, where the loss of any unit can be critical, and there will be no tough battles on weeks 2-3 with a hundred Gremlins or Troglodytes, because there will be no time for such fights.