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“Summer 2013” experimental season. Online ranked games (reports, discussions).

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Hуdra

Let me explain how I did it: Horses in the first slot, archers in the third, swordsmen in the sixth, and spearmen in the fourth. This arrangement is necessary to block the crossbowmen in the lower left corner. The horses and crossbowmen wait, the swordsmen move into position in the corner, the spearmen attack the gray stack, and the crossbowmen and horses move into the corner. The horses don't reach, so in the second round, the gray stack moves to the correct cell. The crossbowmen wait, the melee units kill the gray stack, and the horses block the crossbowmen in the next round. The remaining birds are shot down, and the meat tank takes the damage. It's all simple.
I checked. Yes, indeed, this method works, and the losses are exactly as @Hydra described. Not bad, not bad. But there's one more newbie question: why don't the Griffon and the upper left stack attack the archers, preferring to attack the swordsmen and horses instead? Is it because of their number (142)? Or is it enough for them that the crossbowmen are blocked? I've often encountered situations where the archers are attacked first, even if there's a decent tank nearby.
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Spring 2014