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Wow, what an unexpected yet fascinating video! I have to say, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when I saw the title about 20 Garithos versus 20 Kael'thas, but the outcome was really something worth analyzing in detail. So, as we all know, Garithos is the human commander with strong melee abilities and tanky stats, while Kael'thas is a ranged spellcaster, typically reliant on his powerful spells and summons to make an impact. This matchup should have been a real clash of strength versus strategy, right? However, the video showed us something quite surprising, and I’m still processing how quickly the Kael'thas units were wiped out compared to the Garithos army. Let’s start by discussing the opening moments of the fight. At first glance, you might expect Kael'thas to have the upper hand, especially with his ranged abilities and powerful AoE spells like Flamestrike that could theoretically keep Garithos at bay. But as the video played out, it became clear that Kael'thas, despite all his magical prowess, just wasn’t able to hold his ground long enough to make a significant impact. The Garithos units closed the distance far too quickly, and once they got up close, the Kael'thas army just crumbled. It was almost as if the magical firepower of 20 Kael'thas clones simply wasn’t enough to stop the brute force of 20 Garithoses charging directly at them. It raises an interesting question about the balance between ranged and melee heroes in Warcraft 3. Now, of course, Kael'thas didn’t go down without a fight, and we can’t overlook the role that his Phoenix ultimate played in the battle. After the Kael'thas clones were eliminated, the phoenixes continued to fly around the battlefield, seemingly with a life of their own. This is where things got really interesting to me because, normally, the Phoenix is a pretty devastating summon-it can deal a lot of damage over time, and it’s hard to bring down due to its ability to resurrect from its egg. But in this video, it seemed like the phoenixes were more of a nuisance than an actual threat to Garithos. They survived for quite a while after their masters had fallen, which shows just how resilient they are, but they barely made a dent in the Garithoses’ health bars. The contrast between the survivability of the phoenixes and their inability to really affect the outcome of the battle was one of the more striking aspects of the video. I think it speaks to the limitations of summons in large-scale fights like this. When you’re dealing with 20 Garithoses-each of them with their robust health and armor-it seems that the Phoenixes just don’t have enough raw damage output to break through their defenses. They managed to stay alive, yes, but their damage was minimal, and it really didn’t seem to faze the Garithoses at all. This was probably one of the more surprising elements of the match for me, as I’ve always considered the Phoenix to be one of the stronger ultimate abilities in the game. But when scaled up to this level of combat, it just wasn’t enough. On the Garithos side, it’s worth noting that their durability was definitely the key to their success. Even though they were taking some damage from Kael'thas’s spells in the early stages of the fight and later from the Phoenixes, they just powered through it all. This speaks to the raw survivability that Garithos brings to the table as a hero. His high health and armor allowed him to close the distance quickly, absorb the incoming damage, and then retaliate with devastating melee attacks. And once Garithos got in range, it was pretty much game over for the Kael'thas clones. This is another reminder of how important it is to properly kite and keep distance when playing as a ranged hero against strong melee opponents in Warcraft 3. The battle also highlighted something interesting about spell management. It seemed like Kael'thas, despite having access to powerful spells like Flamestrike and Banish, wasn’t able to cast his spells efficiently enough to make a real difference in the fight. Perhaps it was the sheer number of units on the battlefield that made targeting difficult, or maybe the AI wasn’t utilizing his abilities to their full potential. Either way, the Kael'thas clones just weren’t able to output the kind of sustained damage needed to deal with Garithos. Meanwhile, Garithos’s simpler, more straightforward approach to combat-just get in there and hit things-worked out perfectly in this scenario. It was almost as if Garithos’s simplicity and brute force completely overwhelmed Kael'thas’s more complex and strategic playstyle. As for the Phoenixes, while they stayed alive longer than I expected, their lack of impact was a bit disappointing. In a regular game of Warcraft 3, a Phoenix can be a game-changer, especially with its ability to deal sustained fire damage and resurrect itself. But in this large-scale battle, they just couldn’t dish out enough damage to bring down the Garithoses. It felt like the Phoenixes were more of a distraction than a real threat. This makes me wonder how the Phoenix would perform in a different matchup, perhaps against a group of weaker or less tanky units. In this case, though, they seemed outclassed by Garithos’s sheer durability. In conclusion, the battle between 20 Garithoses and 20 Kael'thas turned out to be much more one-sided than I initially expected. Garithos’s ability to absorb damage and close the distance quickly proved to be too much for Kael'thas, who couldn’t cast enough spells fast enough to stop the onslaught. The Phoenixes, while surviving for a decent amount of time, just couldn’t make a meaningful impact. It’s a great reminder that in Warcraft 3, durability and the ability to close the gap in combat are just as important as having powerful spells. Overall, a fascinating and educational battle to watch, and I’d love to see more large-scale fights like this in the future to explore how different heroes and strategies play out on such a grand scale. Thanks for the video, and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing more content like this!

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Noob

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