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Dear colleagues,
An experimental tournament has started on our website.
The idea behind this event is not new. First of all, I would like to thank the semi-legendary GreatGenius, whose materials and posts became the starting point for many of my initiatives. I would also like to thank Lavageth, who implemented a similar idea.
It is also important to note the role of Ergon, whose activity in discussing various development options on different maps also influenced my decision to conduct this experiment.
Now, about the essence.
Once, the internet was not as developed as it is now, and players often competed remotely, completing the same map in the shortest possible time. The game usually took place on the "impossible" difficulty level. Some examples of such creations were posted on an analogue of the modern internet - the FIDO network (by the way, you can still find a lot of information about completing maps on the "impossible" difficulty level in the FIDO archives). Perhaps the most famous example of art from that era is the completion of the "Pyramid" map on the "impossible" difficulty level in 7 days (also published on our forum).
The essence of the game is quite simple: start on the "impossible" difficulty level and complete the map quickly. Very quickly. Faster than anyone else. And set a record that future generations of fans of the wonderful game "Heroes of Might and Magic. Part 2" will strive to beat.
An experimental tournament has started on our website.
The idea behind this event is not new. First of all, I would like to thank the semi-legendary GreatGenius, whose materials and posts became the starting point for many of my initiatives. I would also like to thank Lavageth, who implemented a similar idea.
It is also important to note the role of Ergon, whose activity in discussing various development options on different maps also influenced my decision to conduct this experiment.
Now, about the essence.
Once, the internet was not as developed as it is now, and players often competed remotely, completing the same map in the shortest possible time. The game usually took place on the "impossible" difficulty level. Some examples of such creations were posted on an analogue of the modern internet - the FIDO network (by the way, you can still find a lot of information about completing maps on the "impossible" difficulty level in the FIDO archives). Perhaps the most famous example of art from that era is the completion of the "Pyramid" map on the "impossible" difficulty level in 7 days (also published on our forum).
The essence of the game is quite simple: start on the "impossible" difficulty level and complete the map quickly. Very quickly. Faster than anyone else. And set a record that future generations of fans of the wonderful game "Heroes of Might and Magic. Part 2" will strive to beat.
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