Round table

You have a way with words. But you don't know what kind of complaints we have to deal with in the administration and how absurd they sometimes are. There's a TXT file. I can upload it – use it with mutual consent. But as an example, there's a text file called zaobjts.txt, and I've lost count of how many versions there are. Sometimes crypts are generated on lava, sometimes they aren't. Sometimes there are forts on hills, sometimes there aren't. In early versions, obelisks were disabled, and in the latest version, they're enabled again. (Correct me if I'm wrong). When I played a tournament with Forrest in TE, I asked him, "Are we going to use zaobjts?" He replied, "No! I don't know what Vick messed with and disabled." :D (Maybe not verbatim, but that's the gist). We could, of course, create a complete description, force everyone to download and install it. I don't know what would come of it... P.S.: By the way, for those who don't know, different text files are responsible for objects, spells, and artifacts, so there are many of them! :smile01:

"Too much of anything is good for nothing." There's such a concept – moderation. It should be present in everything. Is playing Heroes good or bad? If it brings joy (we need to get rid of the word "pleasure"), then of course, a game or two... But what if a person plays for 48 hours non-stop? What if even longer? Disabling the water stuff seems like a good thing. But what if they learn how to do it and start disabling whatever they want? No one is talking about "too much." We're talking specifically about the aforementioned water stuff (and playing Heroes 3 online, just in case). But for some reason, you automatically extrapolate: there will immediately be problems, arguments, etc. TE/Bay is never forgotten. Is the option "we disable the water stuff, and everyone is happy" not possible? That's a shame... Or maybe everyone is so lucky that they don't encounter it? Well, then I'll admit I was wrong, I got carried away. Whatever arguments a person may give, it always comes down to personal interest if you dig deep enough. And so it is here. You already have enough problems with resolving disputes... That's all true. But there will be no fewer (and possibly more) bad situations for the administration to deal with anyway. There are several reasons for this. Well, you got what you wished for... If a person wants to cheat/behave inappropriately, they will do it even without your text files. There's no need for sane people to suffer because of these idiots.