If I can, I'm in! As for the number, I think I had 48. But honestly, I don't care what number I get. I'll repeat my idea. I'm sure that if the saves are submitted in "packages," there will be more submitted packages than the number of people who completed all stages of the first scenario. This way, the organizer won't have to check extra saves, and those who decided to participate in the competition won't drop out due to failure in any stage. Everyone knows that people play for three reasons: 1. Just for fun and for their own development; they want to know their level. 2. To win a cup or take a respectable place. 3. Includes the first two points + the opportunity to earn something. When all three reasons are present, a strong group is formed (e.g., For Sale). What happens in the competition? Many people want to play (60 people). 40 play for fun, and therefore don't play all the stages. 20 are aiming for the cup, but only 5 complete all the stages. It's all so sad because it's so complicated! Players are pressured not only by the number of stages but also by the lack of time and poor results in individual stages or missing them. And there are also a bunch of personal problems. To make life easier for players, a package system should be introduced. For example, if I have a month with relatively free time, I can sit down and complete all the stages in one month. And in general, complete all the stages at once and see the results (what place I took, what I received). But as it is, you play, play, something doesn't work out somewhere, and you give up on the competition. You think, "There's no chance here; I'll try to win some other tournament." It should be like this: the tournament is over, you get a cup or a certain place for it, and not like you play one game, the second, the third, the fourth, and only then you see the results. Let's say, they still introduce a package system: If there are 5 stages in a scenario, the time to complete it should be approximately 3 months. Because in those 3 months, a person will probably have to play several other tournaments. Regarding the points for each stage, everything should remain the same. That is, we calculate the points based on the winner's result. Let's say 10 packages are submitted, each with 5 stages. First, we take the final saves from the 1st stage, compare them, and calculate the points. Then, we do the same with the remaining stages. We get a package with 5 results (example: 1st player - 900, 800, 1000, 700, 400 = 3800; 2nd player - 1000, 700, 900, 600, 500 = 3700). The leader of the scenario is determined by the highest total score. Well, as for the ABSOLUTE LEADER, it's still a long way off. Regarding stages 2-3 and 2-4, maybe they can be held now, even simultaneously. And introduce the package system starting in October.