Warcraft III The Frozen Throne - Strategy Depositorium III

A night elf mirror match becomes a war
of attrition and whose fist is larger
direct brawl in early part of the game.

The tech tier transition can be 
understood by many players if
they were given the secret formula
to memorize.

Though the most talented doesn't need
this method or uses other means, nevertheless
there is given window for laming the way out.


A real strategy game should
have greater skill ceiling, letting
the mastermind able to put in
their thoughts into the game,
allowing them to exercise more
decisions, as oppose to purely
creating room for OCD spams
(action per minute spams).


Undead army is particular dangerous in later tiers
in that it has got several aspects of a strong
army all obtained:
- it is speedy due to deathknight's aura, assuming fairy levelled
- it has burst damage for smiting heroes as well as almost any unit
- the regeneration is fast
- creep speed has generally no problem: few micro intensity or danger of units being taken downby creeps, including high levels
- the units are of fair price

To win over this the trick
is to prevent this sized army
from happening.  The suppression
should be done to Undead forces
than both sides creeping.

Deduction at expense of own level
in this case yields better than both
sides roaming freely for gains and plunders.
across the map.


Most heroes scale from 1 to 1.3 from level 1 to 2,
then from 1.3 to 1.7 from level 2 to 3.  While
the Undead heroes tend to scale a lot higher:
despite the visual still picture, an level 3 Death
Knight would out perform level 1 Death Knight
at almost 5 times as much.

This makes the Undead's core play revolve
around keeping the heroes alive and farmed
in experience points well.

Any Orc player should creep deny and
creep hijack, while expanding on own.
Then be picking a fight right around tier 2
sized army, and hopefully be able to
down the undead hero, especially
with decent amount of mana left.


All of the above are great strategic ideas &
principles, which can be used in business,
finance, public administration, military,
life in general and the whole lot of it:
in pretty much everything. 

Though getting those strategic ideas accepted
is another issue, as many sages, such as owls
and octapus have amazing ideas, but aren't
allowed to perform, or even contact with anyone,
so then needless to mention their chance
of submitting a report.