Rules for organizing, conducting, and participating in online Heroes of Might and Magic III tournaments.

1. Hall of Fame or Hall of Champions - for the best
Blacklist (goes well with Black Mark ;) ) - for rule breakers

2. No... I think that's just impossible!! At least it shouldn't be allowed in official tournaments! I, like Nagan, don't play in the season... There was a proposal to introduce a criterion for participation in tournaments. In my opinion, this is not the right step. Not everyone has time to play in the season - but they have time and desire for tournaments. And it's also more interesting for beginners to start with tournaments...

But for fan tournaments, the organizers should decide for themselves.

The only option for a ban is in case of systematic and gross violation of the rules.

3. More likely option b). With adjustments regarding the schedule - from 12-13 hours. And every time it can vary depending on what's happening in real life... I think, like everyone else.

4. And here it depends, strangely enough, on the season :) In winter-autumn-early spring (i.e., when the street is not inviting) - one week is enough. But in the warm (and gardening) season - hmm... 2 weeks, but rather even c). :o Although I usually manage to complete everything on time (it's a pity that I can't seem to finish Best of HW right away).

5. I usually agree in advance. From the very beginning of the new round. (again - Best of HW somehow became an exception - I catch the opponent at different times).

6. I agree with the respected Nagan on this issue. It's stupid to rush the players. But the deadlines for the rounds should be strictly adhered to. If not соблюдены - technical defeat. Everyone will be on equal terms! Make rare exceptions - if, for example, the game has already started... and not for 2-3 weeks... but rather for 1-2 days.

In the very beginning of online games on HW (the Seasons tournament), there was even this: they agreed with the opponent about the game. If the opponent was late for MORE THAN AN HOUR, without notifying the opponent or the organizer, a technical defeat was given!!! And no other days, replays, etc. Of course, now it's not so fun to play anymore - but still. Many would be more disciplined.