Player rating for tournaments across all installments of Heroes.

Have you considered that even if the Clans ranking is eliminated, the Clans themselves will remain? And this could still motivate some to compete in the name of their Clan in a tournament. What will your next step be? Eliminating Clans?

No. Let me explain point by point, because this question will inevitably arise sooner or later.

1. The Clans system is needed, and Clan interests are just as important.
2. The current mechanism for calculating the Clans ranking is a breeding ground for speculation, because the creation of cooperatives is a response to a flaw in this mechanism.
3. "Competing in the name of the Clan in a tournament" is possible, but it should be a Clan tournament, and the number of Clans participating in it should be unlimited. I have played in Clan wars where eight Clans fought simultaneously, and it was interesting.
4. A Clan tournament involves not just one map, but several – equal to the number of players nominated by the Clan for the battle. Obviously, not all players participate, and some – the selection principle – is up to the Clan. As a result, only one member of the Clan plays on each map. And all maps have one save from each Clan, and it is not possible to play more than one map. The time is limited to prevent cheating, where one player can play several maps and share the Walkthrough with a Clan member.

That's it. This is a real Clan tournament. What we are discussing is not yet serious.

Note that this method eliminates all contradictions and accommodates all ranking systems. No to cooperatives, and yes to the Clan movement.
The problem lies in the mechanism for calculating the Clans ranking, and it needs to be changed. I would like to emphasize that this has nothing to do with the oscillator. And if you see in my approach an attempt to fix a flaw in the oscillator calculation, then I agree with you – flaws are not needed, and that is why we are all thinking about this together. Here is a ready-made solution to all problems. You asked to remove the flaw from the oscillator (secretly hoping that it is impossible), and I offered you a way. A time-tested one.

What do you say?

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