1. I am in favor of holding OFFICIAL tournaments on the patch.

I am probably old-fashioned, conservative, or maybe I'm just too lazy to install the patch... Well, do whatever you want with me... :) I'll go back to Heroes of P&M then, if you forbid me to play the third game according to the old rules... Consider this an ultimatum. :smile14: I'm creating a pretty good precedent, aren't I? :D

P.s. With my behavior, I am emphasizing the unseriousness and artificiality of the problem being discussed here... Offline play will never have parity for all players. One person was lucky and got a morale bonus five times in a row, and the other was unlucky and had the lights go out at their house on the last evening of the tournament... These two events, strangely enough, have the same nature - they are probabilistic and (pay attention!) have nothing to do with the heroes! ;) Gentlemen, let's think and listen to each other, instead of pretending...

Practice has shown that all players can be divided into two categories: some will always think that the opponent has some kind of advantage, and the others don't care about this advantage...

The patch still won't help the first group calm down, because there are still many flaws in the game, and this is not the last one. And the second group doesn't really need it. Let's immediately define the goal of this event - yes, we are interested in discussing, finding a subjective middle ground, and coming up with a couple more unnecessary restrictions in the game. Those who play will continue to play. Those who don't play won't see anything interesting in it...

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If we are talking about who is cheating and all that... The patch can help, and only in eliminating exactly this kind of problems.
But here's the question: who exactly needs this, and for what purpose?

I completely agree with these words.