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The opinion of a non-hardcore player who encountered this (Loi).
No one will spend half an hour per turn. 6 minutes is offline time, not online time. When one player takes an hour or two, and another takes 4-5 minutes or more with a standard template.

6 minutes is sometimes too short, especially on Jebus Cross :)

The opinion of a non-hardcore player who encountered this (Loi).
No one will spend half an hour per turn. 6 minutes is offline time, not online time. When one player takes an hour or two, and another takes 4-5 minutes or more with a standard template.

Ask Loi to show you a recording of one of his games. He often does. You'll see where all the time goes.

Play Heroes of Might and Magic to the fullest with 7 different campaigns.

I played it about 5 years ago, and I could reach level 7 and 15 within a week with a hero from Dungeon (using only 10 units). I also took Utopia in the second week (using undead) without any restrictions on the obelisk. But I don't spend that much time on the game, and I only need a maximum of 10 minutes per turn.

Are there people who managed to conquer the first three Utopia maps? Playing as Dungeon.

I played it about 5 years ago, and I could get a hero from the Dungeon faction to level 7 and 15 within a week, and conquer Utopia in 2 weeks (using undead units) without any restrictions on the obelisk. But I don't spend that much time on the game, and I only need a maximum of 10 minutes per turn.

All that's left for you is to envy me; I sometimes spend more time on certain battles, :o although, of course, it's rare.

On the first turn, three Dragon Utopia on the standard 2sm4d(3) template at 160% are some kind of mega-tryhards XD.

I like the word "tryhard." If **YOU** play better than someone, then you're a mega-great, awesome player. But if there are people who play better than **YOU**, then you're immediately a tryhard!!

I've also noticed this trait in some people in real life – they call people who are more intellectually developed than them "nerds."

I suggest organizing tournaments with cash prizes. For example, an entry fee of $5 per player. This isn't much from one person, but if 100 people participate, plus we promote it on other forums, it will bring recognition (but there should be no coercion). It would be like poker! This would bring a couple of hundred more people to our Heroes of Might and Magic Online community, not just from the CIS region, but from all over the world. The main thing is to carefully consider the legal framework to avoid any problems. I think there are Heroes players who understand this.