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While waiting for other responses, I'll share my preferences:
1. a) 30 days.
Reason: a ban on loading autosaves and scouting. That is, you load a save – and you play.
2. b) all maps of size L.
Reason: I don't like playing on huge XL maps. Also, it's easier to summarize the results. At the same time, the number of castles on all maps should be the same.
3. g) This depends on the size of the map and its terrain: the presence of teleporters, water areas, mountains, etc. In general, 4 opponents is a good option, but there can be more.
4. b) no underground level.
Reason: I don't like the "metro."
5. g) if all maps are the same size with the same number of castles, you can sum the scores. But if the maps are of different sizes or have a different number of castles, then a "reverse countdown" is needed. As for the specific form of the "reverse countdown," you can try to "invent" some kind of hybrid – from a mathematical point of view, this will not be too difficult. The simplest hybrid option is to calculate both versions of the "reverse countdown" and output the arithmetic mean.
1. a) 30 days.
Reason: a ban on loading autosaves and scouting. That is, you load a save – and you play.
2. b) all maps of size L.
Reason: I don't like playing on huge XL maps. Also, it's easier to summarize the results. At the same time, the number of castles on all maps should be the same.
3. g) This depends on the size of the map and its terrain: the presence of teleporters, water areas, mountains, etc. In general, 4 opponents is a good option, but there can be more.
4. b) no underground level.
Reason: I don't like the "metro."
5. g) if all maps are the same size with the same number of castles, you can sum the scores. But if the maps are of different sizes or have a different number of castles, then a "reverse countdown" is needed. As for the specific form of the "reverse countdown," you can try to "invent" some kind of hybrid – from a mathematical point of view, this will not be too difficult. The simplest hybrid option is to calculate both versions of the "reverse countdown" and output the arithmetic mean.
