Posts from What is better: quality or quantity?

I usually upgrade archers and priests, and mainly develop fortifications... =)

I'm new here, but to be honest, I've been playing for a long time, and I can say that I personally prefer quantity. Many level 1 units are better than one very strong unit. :D :D :D :smile04:

I always start by building all the creatures, increasing their numbers, then upgrading to a Castle, and only then do I start upgrading the creatures. I upgrade to the Capitol during the process.

It's better to have a good number of high-quality troops, but if that's not possible, then just go with a large quantity. That's what I think.

It’s best to choose the right army, consisting of units from the 3rd and 2nd tiers, after upgrading them. This will be more effective! IMHO.

I think it would be better to have a larger number of units and improved lower-tier units, as there might be enough resources for that.

I start by building as many unit-producing buildings as possible, I don't do any upgrades at all, and I focus on waiting for the capital and am guided by the availability of resources, trying to ensure that no day passes without an upgrade. As the week progresses, I try to build at least a Stronghold. And then, on the first day of the second week, I buy as many of the grown units as possible and start crushing the neutrals. And in the game, especially in campaigns, I always prefer experience to gold from chests. So, I have enough money and I train units regularly. Another feature of my gameplay is that I have a separate hero who stays in the castle and accumulates peasants or upgrades for this unit. By the end of the 3rd month, they generate about 2000 per day – like an entire castle. And I only train swordsmen into monks. So, I have enough money and a strong army. I like ranged attacks!
In the end, I prioritize quality.

I train peasants into crossbowmen if I'm rushing... I train monks into paladins... I don't build swordsmen... I need stone anyway.

Training peasants into crossbowmen

the main thing is the Castle and the capitol... if playing as humans then for me the most important thing is money for training halls... although I only train ranged units there... others I just slowly upgrade ;)

Well, the Temple faction excels in quality, while the Necropolis faction relies on quantity! And for players, it's better to have both! The downside is that when you train monks into paladins, you end up with very few monks left, but the advantage is that you can split the paladins into different groups! And you don't even need to deploy peasants; they're useless unless you need them as cannon fodder!

The best option is when there’s a good balance between quantity and quality – that is, a large number of Archers, plus 12 Inquisitors, about 30 Paladins, and, just in case, 7 Archangels… For me, this is the optimal set for a balanced development.