AmberSoler
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In what specific way is the gameplay altered? The program simply indicates whether luck/morale will or will not occur at a given moment.
There is no interference with the game itself. Everything can be done without the program.
Indeed, there is no direct interference with the game's structure - theoretically, assuming an infinite number of attempts, one could claim with 100% certainty that in one of the attempts, morale will be applied to all units in a hero's army, if their morale level is +1 or higher.
HOWEVER: the principle based on probability theory - which is the foundation of most unit abilities - does not imply such interference. In this case, it can be argued that the game's structure is indirectly affected. Indirectly. But nevertheless - it is affected. At the very least, there is no longer any difference between the basic and expert levels of morale... :)
Let's move on - Dwarves ALWAYS resist enemy shock spells, Thunderbirds ALWAYS cast their lightning (don't mess with them - they'll zap you!), Unicorns work like the "Blindness" spell in the player's hands, blinding everyone... Do you have Azure Dragons? - the entire enemy army stands still :D Scorpions, Zombies, Wyverns... The point is clear? It's the same game, but with simplified rules - closer to chess... :) The third game will remain a third game - only if the balance is preserved and available equally to all players. Doublecast could also be allowed, nothing terrible would happen - but only if everyone has the right to use it...
However, there's a question...
