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actually, it's a voluntary tournament;) I'm aware that I don't have to play. But, you see, I've been waiting for this tournament for a whole year. RAPER
and in my opinion, it's exactly the opposite! I already wrote about it in a previous post - as Ambersoler said, "The most important thing in offlane is scouting in the editor!" If you don't see it, you'll mess up... that's my IMHO!!
There's a nuance here. The aphorism itself is correct, but the person who wrote it meant something slightly different. Scouting in the editor should provide food for thought. When opening the editor, the player knows what they want to clarify. After clarifying, they consider options, management, etc. again. And what thoughts, if I may ask, does a mindless enumeration of object properties generate? You drew a thousand toadstools and coyly hint that there's one white mushroom among them, but it doesn't look like a white mushroom... Well, how are you supposed to find it? And what does Heroes have to do with this? Instead of playing my favorite game, I've been coming home from work for several days and just fiddling with these toadstools, without even launching Heroes of Might and Magic 3. Do you think that's fun? I'm telling you - I don't want to play your puzzles, I want to play Heroes. And you're telling me - no way, you have to play my mini-game first, and then you can play Heroes. And if you don't complete my quest, you'll get penalties in the main game. I'd make you review the properties of all these thousands of monsters...