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We played against Hellight Diamond in the final of the Novosibirsk tournament with a chess clock: 16-8-1. The game was very intense: the battles started from turn 117, and for two weeks, we constantly fought, taking 2-3, or even 4 villages from each other every turn. This was the most time-consuming (and not only) option. The only time I ran out of time was due to my own carelessness.
But in my opinion, battles with the opponent actually save time – there's time to think about further actions – both on my turn and on the opponent's turn, because even that isn't always enough to analyze the game. This is if we don't take into account the increased pace, of course.