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I apologize, how can allies make the game harder? It's clear that they are useless and get killed quickly. But it's them (the allies) who get killed, not you, so you can tend to your own business during that time.:) IMHO. Maybe I don't understand something, and you're supposed to play with allies?;)

I was thinking of playing Castle in Everyone Fights! I wanted to start with Sir Mulich, but I couldn't find him on the list. Where did he go?:) I guess I'll have to keep playing Rampart:)

Hunter98, when I played the Lider1 version of the All Against All! map, the AI actually went after and quickly defeated the ally. I was even disappointed, thinking they would at least let the guy help me a little:)

I played All Against All! on Expert difficulty in the base version and finished in 84 days. Another quick game:) I was saving my strength for Impossible difficulty:) I'm playing slowly. I started with Rampart, but I always play further with Castle. I will play with Castle on Impossible difficulty, and I will definitely use manual combat!:), otherwise it will take too long again. I want to play like this: start with Castle, with the hero Loins specializing in Prayer, and he learns quickly:), one army goes to the left, another to the right, the third goes down, then all 3 armies go up in parallel. I will also bother with Rampart from the start. I'll try.

What does "killed 9 spectral dragons for the angel alliance" mean? Did you kill 9 Necropolis dragons with a Castle army? What does "with stats of around 30 each" mean? Does the Elixir of Life give some kind of bonus, is it an artifact? How can you remember all this in such detail? I still don't know the map very well. I don't even touch the Dweller dragons. I always unlock the Dweller of Angels. In Expert mode, I had 15, 20 Dweller of Angels in my 2nd and 3rd armies by around day 50. Then I play with a fast-paced strategy because I'm not playing for the result, but to learn the map, so many troops die. The map is large, and because I don't know the map very well, I don't develop the heroes much. I capture some Town, leave a hero there to rule the territory, and send another new hero to another Town. And for about 7 days, I just take turns, not knowing where the last living hero is, and I'm too lazy to look. 60+ days is a good result for you! On large maps, it's probably better to develop Logistics and Scouting? I'll play Impossible mode manually. Although, honestly, I'm already tired, I won't play today :).

Champions of Gelia. The most INTERESTING map. IMHO. From the point of view of combat. But once you learn everything, it becomes too easy.

I play Champions of Gelia periodically as a kind of warm-up. Like an exercise. For some reason, it never gets boring. Such a harmonious map!
For example, War of the Strongest and All Fight are also great, but they are large and therefore a bit tedious.

A bunch of pages discussing simple, basic maps in walkthroughs for newbies playing on easy and medium difficulty, using auto-battle, lol.
WTF?

This is where really difficult and challenging maps should be discussed, but instead, they've spammed ten pages of off-topic content. Argh...

The topic is called "the most difficult maps for you"... Everyone has their own, so it's all good.

A bunch of pages with discussions about simple basic maps in walkthroughs for newbies on easy and medium difficulty levels, playing with auto-battle, lol.
WTF?

That's why I tried the pawn first, just in case.

nonstop, I wanted to play it too. But I saw that there are only 2 opponents. I thought it might be a bit boring? But I'll try it again now.

You scared me with your "Everyone fights!" option :): That's why I tried playing with a pawn first.