Qwerty
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The time it takes to complete different saves from the same map is much less than the time it takes to complete different maps, isn't it?
I initially suggested increasing the deadlines, but the overwhelming majority decided to reduce them, so this issue is no longer being discussed.
Regarding extending the deadlines for submitting results – it is definitely not necessary. We need to announce the deadline for submitting saves; if you don't make it, you play the next stage. No one forces you to submit all three saves; if you manage to complete one, you send that one; if you complete two, you send those two. I believe that very few people will send all 9 saves, and even with 6, it's not a given. This is a normal situation; a player can take first place on one map and last place overall because they only submitted that map.
The system for calculating the overall results can be either summing the points earned for completing all the maps or using a "reverse countdown" (with 12 participants, the first receives 12 points, the second receives 11, ..., the last receives 1) followed by summing. In the case of a different number of participants in different rounds, we can either fix the "start of the countdown" (with three participants, first place receives 12 points, last place receives 10) or fix the "finish" (with two participants, first place receives 2 points). We then obtain the final result by simple summation. All of this needs to be discussed.
I initially suggested increasing the deadlines, but the overwhelming majority decided to reduce them, so this issue is no longer being discussed.
Regarding extending the deadlines for submitting results – it is definitely not necessary. We need to announce the deadline for submitting saves; if you don't make it, you play the next stage. No one forces you to submit all three saves; if you manage to complete one, you send that one; if you complete two, you send those two. I believe that very few people will send all 9 saves, and even with 6, it's not a given. This is a normal situation; a player can take first place on one map and last place overall because they only submitted that map.
The system for calculating the overall results can be either summing the points earned for completing all the maps or using a "reverse countdown" (with 12 participants, the first receives 12 points, the second receives 11, ..., the last receives 1) followed by summing. In the case of a different number of participants in different rounds, we can either fix the "start of the countdown" (with three participants, first place receives 12 points, last place receives 10) or fix the "finish" (with two participants, first place receives 2 points). We then obtain the final result by simple summation. All of this needs to be discussed.
