In principle, I agree with your idea, but here's the thing. The organizers are also trying to make their lives easier when checking saves. Therefore, if they allow this cheat code to open the map (which is quite logical), how will they then determine with their special programs who used which cheat codes to complete the map? Maybe someone other than nwcwhatisthematrix also used nwctrinity. It's hard to figure out right away. Then they would have to check each player's daily saves. Therefore, they chose the lesser of two evils: banning the cheat for opening the map. Although, on the test save, they don't prohibit it. IMHO.
I agree, I fully support it.
:) well, that's too much.
Dear Sir, if you look at my result in "War of the Strongest", I hope you will believe that I learned how to use these cheat codes three days ago, on this very site.
I'm very happy for you. :)
Probably, it's nice to say things like "let's allow map-opening cheats and make life easier for all the poor participants," but the absurdity of this phrase lies in the following:
To be honest, I didn't feel much pleasure. The absurdity of this idea is that, while making the game easier for the tournament participants, it significantly complicates the checking of saves for the organizers. The latter, in turn, do not like any complications. :)
(sorry, I understand you are a moderator, right? although I may be wrong)
Yes, I am a moderator :smile09:
In general, the overall content of your post implies an accusation against me (which I didn't understand).
1. What is the difference between cheating on the starting save and cheating on the current save?
If you mean scouting the map, then there is a difference. In the first case, you are just a cheater, and in the second, you are a despicable cheater. You can scout the map using an editor, or, like all normal people, directly during the game.
"it's all the same, because it's just cheating" - that's true. :)
2. Why then use high-flown phrases like "let's allow the poor guys to do something else"?
In general, it's a bit of a strange question. If you're okay with it, then it's "for prestige." :)
It wasn't just a combination of words; it was a conclusion from my thought. :)
Damn, I can't resist adding:
to hell with all the rules!!!
we can create a fair-play tournament for people who don't care about all the "reps," "graels," "ratings," and other things, who just want to play for a free hour or two, and not a month, and not worry about it later: "how will you, comrade, prove that you played fairly," because it will all be the same anyway...
I fully support this type of tournament.
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