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Offline play is completely dead, not just for us. Nautilus tried to bring up this topic relatively recently: http://heroescommunity.com/viewthread.php3?TID=43525
But it didn't go very well. The rules for offline tournaments are also a relative concept; for example, in that same Nautilus thread, they are different, and on heroesleague.ru, they were also different (although, relatively speaking, they are similar to the "Admiral's Hat" rules). In my opinion, a different approach should be taken here: the author of the map/tournament determines the rules for completing it. Where the rules are not specified, the player can choose, and in principle, there shouldn't be any question of correctness. And if there is a desire to compare with someone else's playthrough, then you can only do so by accepting their rules (in the absence of offline tournaments, this is at least some form of entertainment).
But it didn't go very well. The rules for offline tournaments are also a relative concept; for example, in that same Nautilus thread, they are different, and on heroesleague.ru, they were also different (although, relatively speaking, they are similar to the "Admiral's Hat" rules). In my opinion, a different approach should be taken here: the author of the map/tournament determines the rules for completing it. Where the rules are not specified, the player can choose, and in principle, there shouldn't be any question of correctness. And if there is a desire to compare with someone else's playthrough, then you can only do so by accepting their rules (in the absence of offline tournaments, this is at least some form of entertainment).