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Boom? Boom! Boom? Boom! Boom? eeh not really boom

Gray had no second to leave battlefield. That push at first half could sweep whole wing

@@fizyoterapisttanemgunay That's why you build production buildings on the other side, as Viper did. Build even one archery range on Viper's side, and a single Elephant archer (80F, 70G) survives as many Arbalest arrows as 10 halberdiers (350F, 250W), rounding down by 5 overkill arrows. That lets the Burmese player spend those 600 res on making 9 champions on your side instead of replacing halberdiers on Viper's side, and those 9 champions will be a lot more effective against eagles + SO than adding one more elephant archer to your mass of EA in close formation that keeps dying or being pushed back by SO. Edit: calculated that wrong, elephant archer survives 150 arrows, not 75, so make that 1200 res saved and 18 champions. Can't afford to make a single extra elephant archer? Ask Viper to sling some of the 4k resources he has banked up.

It would have been a good move to make a couple ranges on that side, but I think his physical and mental cycles were full. As it was they almost lost that side completely, which would have been game over. It's something he could try to improve, but I don't think he thought of it in the moment with how much he was focusing on managing that side. Viper had an easy game (for him) to begin with. He was just enjoying life. Eventually it got tougher when they started mixing in cav, but he was never facing as much ethiopian siege in the south as the north was, which is something that requires a lot of focus to fight, especially with a unit like the elephant archers. Slip up for 5 seconds and you could lose 90%, and that would likely be the game. Would it be good to send 3-5 vils to make some ranges in the south and then build a few down there? Yes. But I completely understand why it didn't happen.@@RiskyDramaUploads

@@SemiMono That's what makes this game nice (sorry for a weak adjective). Sometimes at the end of the game (win or lose), Viper might say "I could have given the other side SO" (or BBC, or rarely some other unit). In this game, he actually did. He also slung resources, and the player who was dying actually asked for resources. You get some games where the player streaming (DauT or Viper) has 10k resources banked up, another player is dying, but because they never ask for resources nothing is slung, and you're not sure if it's because the person dying was too proud to ask or the person with 10k resources didn't stop to think that a player who is dying can use extra resources. Even in this game, when Viper wanted to make Genitours with 10 farmers and had 40 free pop space, he could have asked for food but didn't.

Ha! Same here :)

yes, he has insane skills, just truly insane

How? They are behind the wall, tower isn't that strong that they could deny a castle, besides Viper's tower was still there.

Yeah, towering to stop a castle will only work if the opposing vil count is very low, and if you can build the tower close enough to range all sides of the castle. I think with vipers tower there that wasn't feasible.

He's not playing these games competitively. I don't think he wants to come off as "lording it over them". Besides that he might assume they were thinking the same thing after the game and didn't need someone else telling them.