And the funniest thing is that there are no such tournament rules, or rather, there isn't a single set of rules. I've seen at least 3 different sets of rules for offline tournaments – on HeroSports, for example, infinite ballista shots and morale farming are apparently prohibited. And even if there were, we still don't have a tournament. *Because of this, there's a problem for me personally. By default, I consider a playthrough with the HD mod to be standard, and therefore, with the bugs fixed in it. This doesn't negate the interest in exploring cases of "what if." And in some maps, the use of bugs is implied, while in others, it's unclear, as this isn't written in the map title (except for something like Bug Race :). And what's left is to only ask Marlo, like a living encyclopedia, who has completed a good half of the hardcore maps. Honestly, understanding this fact has significantly reduced my motivation to complete maps. To get stuck in a playthrough with the HD mod and, through pain and suffering, find out in the middle of the map that you actually need to use a bug – I'm not sure I'm mentally ready for that. As is the situation where you complete a map with a bug, and it turns out you're a cheater, and normal people complete it without it. The ability to change game versions during a playthrough is a feature of Heroes, historically, I understand, but that doesn't make it any easier. The conditions should, in theory, be included at the start of the game. And I understand the people who complain, like, why can't I stand on the mana waterfall in Paragon. It's tiring.