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I appreciate constructive criticism. I agree that in the first Naga bank, leaving one unit for the second round would have been the maximum improvement I could have made, in my opinion. Sometimes I just go through the motions in battles, and it's good to break away from familiar patterns. I'll keep that in mind, thanks.
With the second Naga bank, the same applies – leaving one unit for the second round. Besides that, I'd like to hear what the main problem was. :) I'm genuinely curious.
You can easily play without statistics; I already know who will attack and how, but I only use the statistics window in complex and crucial moments. In my opinion, it's just a matter of preference.

I'm also open to hearing feedback on the other points. :smile43:

Dust_HL or whatever your name is, stop talking nonsense; you'll never play like Mizrael. There was a request from me to show how to play as Craig. Mikhail fulfilled it quickly and efficiently.

But this whole thing about "physics-based resource gathering" is quite amusing: they wrote that you should take resources at a right angle – now you have to take them that way, even if it's actually not beneficial (for example, from an angle where you'll have to return anyway)... Although, I haven't played Water yet, maybe there are cases where it's actually beneficial (which happens in about 50% of real games – in the other 50%, it's more advantageous to take resources at an angle).

I often see mistakes when players collect resources incorrectly, etc., and it should be noted that it's not always necessary to take a direct angle! And, I must say, I noticed many inaccuracies in Andrey's turn management.

I don't care how someone takes a treasure chest and where they go. The main task of the video is to show what to build for the Barbarians in the early game and how to fight with Kreg. Specifically, with KREG. To demonstrate that tanks aren't afraid of anything, and that Kreg can confidently attack even ranged units, thanks to his ability, he can decide many battles.

As for turn management... I specifically rewatched the first day in my own game – there wasn't a single unnecessary move, and resources need to be collected at an angle if the direction of the hero's subsequent movement is opposite to the resource (and that's how it was in all cases when scouts collected money on the first day).

I only see a desire to nitpick :) If you looked closely, you could have noticed that Oris rushed into the line of sight before she noticed the gold there; I didn't have time to intercept her with a shortcut, and now answer this yourself - what is the optimal trajectory for her movement from the line of sight, taking into account that she needs to pick up the money?

Yes, now we've come to the point that you need to move 1-2-3 squares at a time, at least at the beginning of the game, in such situations, and not just "charge" in, and make similar mistakes.
I really don't want to keep picking at things and arguing, looking for mistakes, but to initially make a couple of comments and just discuss the Walkthrough on Demand (WoD), in my opinion, would be interesting, especially since you decided to use it to teach someone.