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With this kind of map design (where all wandering units either shoot or fly at a speed of at least 7, and preferably 9), some of the issues will be resolved, won't they?
Now, about the ballista.
There are a limited number of heroes who start with a ballista. What prevents us from locking them in dungeons and separating all these dungeons from the rest of the landscape with mountains? Of course, in some Fortresses, you can also buy a ballista, but this is also a matter of editing...

:) Magic can be used to clip wings, slow down units, break bows and arrows, and turn your fast-moving units into slow-moving foot soldiers. To do this, you need to manage your mana. Once Qwerty's units become foot soldiers, the issue of using automated scripts will again come to the forefront. You can simply delay the game, which will again allow automated scripts to work :) But again, this can be solved by editing. Remove magic, remove wells, remove fountains. Leave only one Fortress in one corner and another in the other. Two heroes - one of them is the opponent's hero, and in the middle is a unit of flying creatures :) and nothing else. This is where tactical and strategic thinking will truly shine - should you attack these flying creatures or bypass them and immediately go for the Fortress? Qwerty - you'll be the only one playing on such maps :)

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What a strange definition??? Looser means loser. It's definitely not what you wrote. Rather, it refers to a regular user. And even then, it's somewhat unfairly offensive to many.
In general, the definition corresponds to the word "noob" in its original meaning, i.e., a beginner - a person who, due to a lack of experience, does not understand many aspects of the game.

Maybe I was wrong in my definition of "loser," but the main idea of the post was not to give an exact definition of a loser, but to show something else - the difference between a cheater and a pro, which users, losers, and noobs don't want to understand. What difference does it make? They want everyone to play like them, without delving into the nuances of the game, unlike cheaters and pro players.