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Everyone can play, but in different ways. As I've seen, in offline mode, you can't do without a thorough examination of the map, but Kimmanuel Oblodra was probably talking about regular scenarios. Some maps are built on the fact that the player initially doesn't know the enemy's location, and by viewing everything through the editor, you can ruin an interesting map. ewgeniy is right: one thing is offline, another is single-player, and a third is online (since we've touched on tournaments). And you can't equate everything to the same rules. But Kimmanuel Oblodra, of course, expressed his opinion sharply.