The 4th annual offline tournament, "Best of the best".

Regarding the patch. A simple example. We attack neutral creatures that have higher speed than ours. They go first. With the patch, they simply move; without the patch, they gain morale and destroy our stack. This is an objective difference that cannot be eliminated, even with a million attempts. The "ballista killer" strategy exploits a bug with infinite ballista shots. That's why it's banned on HP. Regarding online and offline players. It's like comparing who is stronger, a whale or an elephant. There are many versatile players, like Dust and Deep Mike. There are strong players in online, but they either don't play offline or are weak in it. And vice versa. It all depends on the player, what they strive for, and what they want to play. I agree that when playing offline, knowledge of the game mechanics grows faster. P.S. Kostya, why aren't you green? You've hosted several tournaments, and you still haven't been colored.