Kash
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Please register me for the tournament. 346-047-955
ps: Considering that after all the restarts, there is a possibility of a completely unplayable map appearing, is there a possibility of generating pre-balanced maps created by the tournament organizers? This would eliminate scenarios where a weaker player wins against a stronger player purely due to the map layout.
Here's an example of what could happen:
1) One player has 1 road to the main castle and a 3-4 day detour on an unpaved road to the road leading to the opponent.
2) The other player has 3 secondary castles.
I had such a map yesterday. With this layout, even with a slight advantage in skill, it is impossible for the first player to win.
Pre-balanced maps can be uploaded directly to the website before the battle, of course, this requires the presence of 2 players and the organizer. With this arrangement, the strongest player will truly be determined. Random victories will be eliminated.
/diskuss
1) In the past, 28 people participated in the novice tournament, i.e., there were (6+5+4+3+2+1)*4+4+2+2=92 games
2) Considering that some players are not yet able to identify playable matchups, and others will take the opportunity to create an overpowered setup for themselves, there may be 8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1=36 possible castle matchups.
3) Generating several maps of one type (taking into account possible restarts, frequently used heroes ending up in jail, flawed generation, etc.) will take at least 1 hour.
4) In total, we have 92*36*1 = 3312 hours of the organizer's personal time.
Let's assume I can spend 5 hours a day on this noble cause...
3312/5= 662.4 days, i.e., 2 years
I hope I explained it clearly enough :)
In general: you have 2 legal restarts to understand that the map is bad. Use them wisely. Of course, if you are looking for an easy win, you risk getting a bad outcome. Plus, there is also restart 116, which can be achieved in almost 50% of cases.
Correct behavior during the map selection and restarts is also part of the skill
