In that case don't tell anybody but I turned down the difficulty for the one fella that teleports around everywhere, and thank you for the tip 
I'm playing the original Baldur's Gate and I got teleported to a dungeon full of wizards that don't like me very much. I have been killed by magic missiles about 500 times.
Thankfully I took a bunch of arrows and a lightning wand in with me, discovered sneak attacking and won the day 🧙♂️ 
I think considering the failure of the couteroffensive, as well as the delays in Western equipment and the severity of Russian rocket attacks it's fair to say that Ukraine is operating at a pretty large materiel disadvantage. Also we've seen the problems faced by the Ukrainians when it comes to conscription, seemingly coming to a head with the firing of the enlistment guys. So without sounding like a bot, what exactly is holding the Ukrainians together? Pure ideology? and an (understandable imo) unwillingness for big arrows from Wide Putin? Or am I overestimating the damage dealt to Ukraine's ability to wage war?
Thinking about it, this war isn't going to end for a very long time unless Putin comes up with some "knockout blow" or Ukraine has a drastic change in management. Or maybe they really will fight to the last Ukranian. 
"If the mother thinks she is unable to handle being abused by the only people in the country allowed to employ violence due to her being a minor and autistic, why is she letting her go outside and socialize with her friends?"