Wistrit
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The tournament will be based on standard duels.
Patch 3.1 is required; no mods are allowed.
I think the first stage should be conducted according to the following rules: ban 12 heroes, 2 (or 3) duels, previously selected heroes cannot be repeated (possibly, heroes selected by the opponent are also banned), players choose in turn.
As a result, 8 players with the highest number of points will advance to the second stage.
I think that if there are no well-reasoned objections, I will do the following:
And here's how the second stage can be conducted:
24 heroes are divided into 8 groups of 3.
The heroes are divided into 3 groups and placed on "cards"; by choosing a card, the player gains control of the corresponding three heroes.
The player who took first place has the opportunity to see which heroes are on 4 cards, the player who took second place has the right to see the heroes on 3 cards, 3rd place - on two, 4th - on two, 5th and 6th - on 1 card.
The player who took a lower place chooses the first hero; the selected heroes are banned.
In the second stage, we will play "every player against every other player."
I anticipate a lot of negativity; if it's not well-received, I'll change it to this:
Ban 14 heroes.
The player lower in the tournament standings chooses the hero first.
In the second duel, they switch heroes.
Then, the player higher in the standings chooses first.
Then, they switch heroes.
Two players advance to the third stage (the final, as before).
That's all.
The tournament will be based on standard duels.
Patch 3.1 is required; no mods are allowed.
I think the first stage should be conducted according to the following rules: ban 12 heroes, 2 (or 3) duels, previously selected heroes cannot be repeated (possibly, heroes selected by the opponent are also banned), players choose in turn.
As a result, 8 players with the highest number of points will advance to the second stage.
I think that if there are no well-reasoned objections, I will do the following:
Each player bans 6 heroes, one at a time, in turn.
As a result, 12 heroes remain. Then, heroes are selected (the first player to ban chooses first), and in the second duel, they switch (the other player bans first).
Heroes cannot be reused.
A player receives 1 point for a win and 3 points for winning both duels.
As a result, 12 heroes remain. Then, heroes are selected (the first player to ban chooses first), and in the second duel, they switch (the other player bans first).
Heroes cannot be reused.
A player receives 1 point for a win and 3 points for winning both duels.
And here's how the second stage can be conducted:
24 heroes are divided into 8 groups of 3.
The heroes are divided into 3 groups and placed on "cards"; by choosing a card, the player gains control of the corresponding three heroes.
The player who took first place has the opportunity to see which heroes are on 4 cards, the player who took second place has the right to see the heroes on 3 cards, 3rd place - on two, 4th - on two, 5th and 6th - on 1 card.
The player who took a lower place chooses the first hero; the selected heroes are banned.
In the second stage, we will play "every player against every other player."
I anticipate a lot of negativity; if it's not well-received, I'll change it to this:
Ban 14 heroes.
The player lower in the tournament standings chooses the hero first.
In the second duel, they switch heroes.
Then, the player higher in the standings chooses first.
Then, they switch heroes.
Two players advance to the third stage (the final, as before).
That's all.
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