Reports on victories and defeats in the dueling tournament, Life in the Twilight.

So... Dear players, the group stage of the "Life in the Twilight" tournament has come to an end. Unfortunately, not all registered participants were able to take part (it was especially hard to lose Vich, of course), but the group stage is now complete. Thank you for participating, DinHot, Leolopus, White Wolf, Arandor, Kien, Nekromancher, LeL0riNeL – I wish you good luck and victories in future tournaments!!!

Special thanks to Oxygen for his help with organizational matters, to Alex for his constructive criticism (which I, admittedly, didn't really heed)), to Adelaide for her moderation skills, and to Kitsune for his understanding.

Now, a few words about the results. You can view the final standings in the "Life in the Twilight" table in the first post of the topic (later, several more tables with statistical information will be added).

The table needs some clarification:
Bloomer, Neo122007, Adelaide, Primus, ValgallaWolf – advanced directly from first place.

Alex and Nazgul have a special situation; they have the same number of points, and their head-to-head match ended in a draw.

But the twilight parameter is closer to 100% for Alex. What does this mean?

100% twilight means an equal number of victories for light and dark heroes.
200% – all victories were won by light heroes.
0% – all victories were won by dark heroes.

So, for Nazgul, it is 160% = (100% + ((100%/5)*4 - (100%/5)), where
((100%/5)*4 is the percentage of victories for light heroes, and (100%/5) is the percentage of victories for dark heroes.
Alex has a twilight value of 120%, so his value is closer to 100%, which means he advances from the group in first place.

From second place, Oxygen_hl, Major Whirlwind, Illusionist, N.Nazgul, Starhan, Kitsune advance (Kitsune advanced from second place because Alucard couldn't refuse to yield to the charming girl when all other indicators were equal).

And finally, the 4 best third places: Alucard, Snowball, Warmonger, Izgoy767.

If Alucard and Snowball advance without any questions, then Izgoy and 2 other players (Arandor and Leolopus) are in contention, but the players in parentheses received points through technical victories, while Izgoy received them through physical victories, so I don't think there will be any disputes that Izgoy should be the third-best third-place finisher.

Finally, regarding Warmonger, although he only scored one point, in my opinion, he had the most difficult group and only three participants. If anyone thinks that I acted incorrectly (certainly violating the tournament rules), feel free to throw a stone at my ICQ.

That's all, I think... My name is Thor, the beer is getting warm, and spring is in the air... Always yours, ValgallaWolf.