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Alex_R;111169
Everything up to this paragraph was logical and correctly written, but this is already nonsense, in my opinion.
Getting (online) enjoyment - when you agree with a decent opponent to have a duel - a normal, friendly, but official game!
Getting (offline) enjoyment - sit down in the evening, set up a map and opponents - and go for it!!!
P.S. Then why go to the forum - create topics with a new tournament - impose the same rules on everyone - and the same map (starting save)?

2 Vanechka:

In principle, Alexander is right, because AmberSoler has already put forward the idea of tournaments "without rules", but don't you think that having rules is a reasonable approach to the game? And if you don't limit yourself in anything, you will never learn more than you already know. Personally, OFFLINE has given me a lot just because it has certain boundaries, and everyone knows their position and their knowledge in this game, but at the same time tries to improve it by participating in various OFFLINE tournaments. No one supported the previous idea, because everyone thought it was too much.
Why don't you do this: play cheat in ONLINE and agree with your opponent on the rules, and that's it, what's the problem? As you say: "we poor guys..." - you are not poor! And there is NO NEED TO UNDERESTIMATE YOUR KNOWLEDGE here ;), I doubt that I play better than anyone, but I can definitely tell you that if you just delve into the game, you will make anyone look bad :)
And in general, you can also create your own tournament and set the rules that you like, that suit you best, well, in short, what you like more :), attract attention, participants - I think that if the rules change radically, or at least not huge changes occur, but still - there will be something new - people will be drawn to it... And that's it.
"Единственное, что можно сказать с уверенностью об удаче - она изменит..."