Mini-Tournament "For Sale"

Yes, another confirmation that online and offline are two completely different worlds, even though they speak the same language...

I agree that there is a difference, but not so much that they can be compared as two completely different worlds! I don't know any strong offline player who would play poorly online, and vice versa. There are just nuances and subtleties everywhere. As for the spring, I just made a stupid mistake, that's all. I saw it, but didn't pay attention to it, even though Jela used a similar tactic through the flag of a general gathering. I just honestly lost my nerve, because I had already replayed the game from the beginning about five times. And I didn't want to replay the "can opening" and kill the titans for the 6th time:smile04: :smile21:.

I hope that such a quorum gathered not only because of the prize pool, but also because of Dert's excellent work in editing and creating this masterpiece.

Dert organized and promoted this tournament very well, and the symbolic prize pool is just a part of the promotion. Honestly, what attracted me was that the map was small and, at first glance, not very difficult. But then I realized that it wasn't that simple: the turn management is calculated by cells. I literally counted each turn of each hero by cells, which is why the "mini-tournament" didn't seem so "mini" after all. Nevertheless, I don't regret the ...teen hours spent on completing this map, and I'm sure this is my first and not my last offline tournament! I honestly enjoyed it. I got a little practice in "digging up" the right hero, which made me very nervous at the beginning:smile43:.
Thank you for the tournament!