We are offered to play a match.

Damn. I can't wrap my head around the claims that one needs to get used to the interface. If necessary, transfer troops with thousands of clicks as usual—who's stopping you? But no, you have to force the opponent to do it too, let them suffer, the jerk. That's one.

And two—it was exactly from you that it first sounded like "it's unknown who is cooler since we haven't competed in a match yet." And now phrases like "too early to give a handicap" and "let's beat them on our field and by our rules" are being heard. I understand, of course, that most of the bay team doesn't care which rules they fight by, but what about you? First you throw down the challenge, and then you bend the rules 100% to your own liking. Everything is already set up for you—the TE has been trimmed down to the level of SoD with magic buttons.

Are you really so insecure that you're only willing to play by your own rules?

Our team, of course, wants to win. But I am sure that for most bay players, it is very important specifically that other players try TE. Even in a simplified version. If we win, we will once again confirm that TE is liked specifically by strong players. If you try it yourselves and like it—that's twice as good.