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Honestly I wouldn't mind it if they just fought like the opponents do. Though being able to control our orc in the fight would be awesome. Only real issue with that is that it would basically be a guaranteed win at that point. :p
Maybe that's something you could try.
On top of that having orcs with/without caragor mounts to fight enemies with a weakness to beasts/enrage to beasts helps, as does type matching (archers against ologs, not against defenders for example) and perhaps most important elemental weakness matching (use fire/poison/curse weapon against enemies weak to it and never let them do that to you).
I wouldn't be surprised if that were true because my experience has been the exact opposite: my Orcs rarely win and I have no allied-rated buffs. (And, yes, I do match types and strengths vs. weaknesses, but still my Orcs sit there like dumbells and maybe yell a lot, but rarely do their swings ever cause any major damage.)
Apparently after the fight I was awarded two skillpoints; when I checked my character sheet they weren't there.
I also had a really low level orc who's traits were against him kill a legendary orc who greatly outclassed him, why? Because pit fights are a dice roll. You can weigh the dice a little in your favour but it still comes down to luck.
Honestly the game feels like it was made by a few different development teams who had little communication with each other. Pit fights being one example, moving an orc from one fort to another requiring a connection to the marketplace being another.
Some aspects of the game are great, some seem rushed or like the development team was broken up and communication was poor, others like the marketplace for training orders (even though you don't have to buy anything) seem like business decisions made by the producers, ones that shouldn't be in a full priced AAA game at all.
Maybe it is studying which fighter is best for the fight and really choosing the best fighter. Not sure though, maybe i'm lucky, but I have watched over 25 fights and won around 22 of them.