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I have three versions:
1) Empirically, it has been shown that the game rewards attacking tactics more than defensive ones, and therefore, attacking works well even with lower percentages;
2) Skills in the "attack" category are, on average, better than those in the "defense" category, and the skill trees are more convenient (this is actually true, in my subjective opinion);
3) The two previous versions simultaneously.
1) Empirically, it has been shown that the game rewards attacking tactics more than defensive ones, and therefore, attacking works well even with lower percentages;
2) Skills in the "attack" category are, on average, better than those in the "defense" category, and the skill trees are more convenient (this is actually true, in my subjective opinion);
3) The two previous versions simultaneously.