Kamikaze
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So, another tournament for single-player campaigns has ended.
It turned out to be doubly enjoyable for me: firstly, I won, but let's skip that; and secondly, 8 out of 9 participants who submitted their saves had already participated in previous tournaments, which adds intrigue to the battle for the top spot in this category. But 9 participants, it seems like a small number, but it's a record attendance for the Campaign Tournament.
Let's summarize: 33 participations (18 participants), which averages 11 people per tournament. Out of 18 people, 8 are at least contenders for a "place in the sun." Six (which is a third) have played in all the tournaments. The most conservative part of the heroes turns out to be the most stable, although not the most popular.
It turned out to be doubly enjoyable for me: firstly, I won, but let's skip that; and secondly, 8 out of 9 participants who submitted their saves had already participated in previous tournaments, which adds intrigue to the battle for the top spot in this category. But 9 participants, it seems like a small number, but it's a record attendance for the Campaign Tournament.
Let's summarize: 33 participations (18 participants), which averages 11 people per tournament. Out of 18 people, 8 are at least contenders for a "place in the sun." Six (which is a third) have played in all the tournaments. The most conservative part of the heroes turns out to be the most stable, although not the most popular.
