Agility as an advantage in combat - of course - I do continue logical chain myself in my previous. But I thought it inappropriate to stress on prowess only, shuffling other things behind the front-page combat.
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I see little wrong, in a battle sequence, in concentrating on the exploits of the principal characters and portraying their decisive roles in the battle
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Neither do I. But decisive to what extent? Overdone, I'd say, when an impression is that out of several elephants assailing the battlefield one is taken out by Legolas, and the rest by Ghost Host, and if but for that, the outcome would have been hopeless.