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In your opinion, which faction is the strongest in Heroes 5? Let's discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each faction.
No, humans won't be able to amass a large number of crossbowmen to create the "hordes" you're talking about. Humans need to build many expensive structures, and the cost of the transformation itself is enormous if the amount of material being transformed is large. Plus, they need to keep peasants around, but they are needed for initial development. So, while Life is doing all this, Necropolis will just buy skeletons and zombies at the Castle, and that's all he needs. He doesn't need to return to the Castle anymore; he goes straight to the enemy, destroying all units. And when he reaches them (maximum one month), he will have about 1500 skeletons. Plus, he will summon the rest of his army from the Castle, so how will you kill them? In a month, I don't think you can gather many archers. But if you play for a long time, you can, of course, gather a very large number of archers, and then you might win, but who will play with you for so long? After a month, they will come to you with a huge army!:D
Something seems too simple, and I don't believe in such incredible luck that on the first day, after leaving the Castle and not returning there, you can gather 1500 skeletons, even if you regularly receive reinforcements from the Castle. It will still take some time, but the problem of learning new spells remains, but in principle, it can be overcome. The main problem is that with this style of play, you have no room for error; any incorrectly made decision automatically means your defeat. With all due respect to Necropolis, they cannot win the war with skeletons alone...(IMHO)