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and I almost cry when they kill some strong unit, some mega dragon :( of which I have few. But I don't worry much about low-level units... losses are inevitable anyway:rolleyes:

I won't mind seeing the dwarves from the add-on, because I hate that race. They really annoy me. But they're useful for gaining experience and increasing Fury.

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I do feel sorry for them, but it’s just a game!

As soon as I see the suffering that the units endure on the battlefield, I can't hold back my tears. I cry! Every turn, I ask the opponent not to hurt my units, I skip turns, I defend, but these cruel sadists don't want to listen to anything... they kill my creatures... They kill!!! I called the police, reported that a mass genocide is happening.... but these cruel people in funny caps don't want to listen.... Oh, cruel... cruel world!

I conserve my units, but I don't feel bad when they die. Pity is a low feeling.

Undead creatures, of course, are not a pity! But what about the others?

Oh yeah, you're losing troops... although when I'm not playing as Necropolis, I don't really care, it's just annoying that the army gets weaker from battle to battle instead of stronger.

Even though I understand that these are just computer models, soulless ones at that, sometimes the thought creeps in: "It's a good thing they aren't really dying."

1) Have you read any literary works where the virtual world transitions into the real one? 2) It's just a game, but a certain glow of pixels on the monitor is reflected in our brain as a living (just for example) person, or another creature... And we mercilessly destroy them for our own enjoyment! 3) People who like to attribute everything to 0 and 1! Play games on Dos, where there really are only 0 and 1... 4) Any surrounding reality forms a certain style of behavior in the human brain, and a person who is stressed out from constantly killing everyone in the game may start causing chaos in the real world... Now, to answer the question - do I feel sorry for the dying units? Although... "it's just a game, they are the weakest link..."

I feel sorry for them... I saved up, cherished, and nurtured them... and then someone heartlessly killed them.

How many will die depends on how you position them. I often didn't have enough money for their funerals, especially after the black dragons attacked.

I don't mind.
They knew what they were getting into.

it's okay
they knew what they were getting into))))))))))))

Of course, they knew, but it's still a pity……:(

4) Any surrounding reality shapes a certain style of behavior in the human brain, and a person who is constantly “beating everyone” in the game and is driven to stress may start causing chaos in the real world...

Fortunately, this game is not very violent. Also, it does not offer a choice between war and peace; that is, the player will not see bloody scenes of violence or a game model that would show that it is better to rob and kill than to live in peace. This is undoubtedly a plus.