I'd say the general theme of Divide and Conquer is that it gives you a lot more content, depth and detail (including a lot of extra lore), but at the cost of choice. In DaC you simply don't get to tailor the game to your every whim (heroes besides Nazgul aren't immortal, and Tol Acharns are always on for example) like in MOS. Hope this helps!

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FilternoneThe above function works fine when multiplication doesn’t result in overflow. But if input numbers are such that the result of multiplication is more than maximum limit.For example, the above method fails when mod = 10 11, a = 854775807 and b = 854775807. Note that there can be smaller values for which it may fail.
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There can be many more examples of smaller values. In fact any set of values for which multiplication can cause a value greater than maximum limit.How to avoid overflow?We can multiply recursively to overcome the difficulty of overflow. To multiply a.b, first calculate a.b/2 then add it twice. For calculating a.b/2 calculate a.b/4 and so on (similar to ).// To compute (a. b)% modmultiply(a, b, mod)1) ll res = 0; // Initialize result2) a = a% mod.3) While (b 0)a) If b is odd, then add 'a' to result.res = (res + a)% modb) Multiply 'a' with 2a = (a. 2)% modc) Divide 'b' by 2b = b/24) Return resBelow is the implementation.