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dexterwar (Elves, Anven) lost to KillAndAction (Academy, Faiz+Jalib+Razzak) 1-2-5 Rainbow. We played without save files. Denis lost somewhere. Thanks for the game.
The opponent insisted on playing without save files, and I believe that playing without even one save file makes the game pointless. Looking at the statistics, losing due to a misclick after playing for several hours is absurd. (You're playing with your family, you get distracted, etc. This isn't even as short as a Ranked Tournament game, it's much longer. Instead of a game, it becomes random, and a weaker player can easily win. In my opinion, this rule should be abolished. Players should be allowed one mistake; this would increase the percentage of good games many times over. Here, any mistake, and several hours are wasted. For example, one player's guard simply performs better, or the morale of one player's units keeps them buffed throughout the entire battle against neutral creatures. At the beginning, against a truly strong player, this can decide the game, and a weaker player hopes that the opponent will make a mistake somewhere or that they themselves will make a mistake. P.S. Thank you for the game to those who play without save files (1). I won't say anything more, as these are games with stakes.