The original octagon has rules, that's a given... They fight one-on-one, bare-handed, within the ring (unless it's a show, where they might sometimes brawl all over the place...). The same applies here – allowing the use of all tricks and exploits that we call game bugs. Except for "doublecast," since it's not present in 3.2. There you have it, the Octagon. Of course, cheating will remain outside the rules. I'm sure the discussion above wasn't about cheating... Because the goal of "being in the lead" isn't achieved through cheating. It's unlikely that a normal person would find that interesting... However, "forgetting" about the Admiral's Hat or other undocumented tricks is quite possible – although I wouldn't say it's permissible...
I won't organize it myself because I won't participate either.
The idea of "everyone plays as they can" has been around for a while, but everyone is "afraid of something," what is it? Could you at least organize it? I can also cite "lack of time," even an hour before, promising a tournament... I understand that you just continued the topic and didn't promise anything to anyone, but why even bring it up, for the sake of a person with their own view of the game? – you can explain things, I don't need to teach you, many people have eloquence...
