@monkey123:
I know that she panicked but that just means that the statement that she made a fatal mistake there is even more correct.
My statement was that she did not make the right decisions for that situation.
So what you said about her panicking just supports that statement.
@Narf:
Nope, betting it on something so unreasonable is wrong from the beginning.
She should have just made a tactical retreat into her own dungeon and reform her own troops to focus on defending.
She was not forced to go all out to attack.
Instead she could have gathered her forces after that failed attempt with the clones and fought against the MC within her own dungeon.
There her monsters and followers would have had the advantage in the territory.
They would have known where they can set up an ambush and where the invaders must pass through.
And what you said about her losing if she does not go all out to attack is as such plain wrong.
As long as her troops defended her own dungeon she would not lose.
Furthermore she would have had a chance to capture the MC and then invade his dungeon with him as hostage.
That way the golems could not attack because the MC would be in the line of fire within those narrow passages.
So she had the best chance for victory by defending first instead of attacking.
@gaigous:
Your argument is only valid up to the point where she saw what happened to the clones of her troops inside those narrow passages.
After seeing how the golems shot down the clones she should have understood that trying to charge in is nothing short of suicide and that in all likelihood the next floors would be the same or even worse for her troops.
So at that point she should have sounded the retreat into their own dungeon to then defend against the MC's party invading it.
In her own dungeon her troops could make the best use of their abilities and surround any invader from all sides.
Then even with those guns the MC's party could not have avoided being forced into close quarter combat because while they defended against the enemies rushing at them from one side. all the other enemies from left, right, behind and even above would have closed in on the MC's party.
That way she would have had a chance at victory due to numbers from all sides surrounding the MC.
Then capturing the MC would allow them to use him as a hostage against the golems in the small corridors by putting him in fromt of their troops as a "shield".
The golems then could not fire and would have been easily overcome.
So not choosing to retreat at that important point but instead going d*mb and starting an all-out suicide charge was the fatal mistake she made.
And that has nothing to do with expecting modern weaponry because she had already witnessed that weaponry and knew about the situation.