Posts from Counter-heroes in duel mode (3.1).

I watched the Carli-Orson battle, and in my opinion, Orson shouldn't move anywhere at all, but simply stand in place and kill all of Carli's troops with a direct attack from the hero or with crystals (kill the cart and the ballista). If Orson's troops start to move forward even a little, they will most likely die from a direct attack. And we should kill the spear masters first, not the harpooners, although the harpooners hit harder from a distance, but they have few shots, and the masters are much stronger in melee combat later.

I once defended Orsam, and an albolabr came to me with a full set of runes and a devastating zap against all the Necropolis units. Many troops were huddled behind the shield, exposing themselves to the dragon's breath and the chain lightning of the Jarls. It also becomes quite problematic and dangerous to attack the cart, as after teleporting, the skeletons are left alone in the rear and destroyed, and the liches are likely to be blocked. You just need to understand what tactics the opponent is using, and then apply a counter-tactic.

I apologize if my previous comment offended anyone, especially the esteemed Wistrit, but I stand by my opinion. I haven't seen strong players split their Hunting Hounds for Lethos, as almost everyone shares their Witches, but sometimes even one extra Witch in a stack with a Vampire allows them to survive longer. I didn't suggest casting two mass spells in a row for Lethos; in my opinion, mass slowing is sufficient. But overall, everything is debatable and a matter of taste.

Abolarb played correctly, he just messed up the ending, Jhalib should have lost there. And the game between Carli and Letos was strange. Letos put everything in one pile – he immediately used Subdue and his ranged units were out of position. In the endgame, instead of attacking with Titans, Letos should have attacked with two ranged units or killed a Ballista. And the Word of Power probably prolonged the battle.