SOD vs TE

I started this thread, to be honest, to solve my own problems. :) And these are: to get a tool that I would enjoy playing with. Ideally, this would be an additional program that adds useful functionality to the standard SOD: - splitting units - exchanging troops and artifacts - autosave - built-in rules/bans. That is, to listen to the opponents' feedback on SOD's shortcomings and try to encourage them to finish writing the editor. :) Now, point by point, in response to the comrades (this is my SUBJECTIVE opinion). 1. Psyche_7 - the first thing I noticed is that there are too many buttons - I'm sure that almost no one uses all of them, you get confused and you might even accidentally fire your archangels. :) So, does TE-light/TE not have artifact exchange? Or did you just miss it? 2. Vik. Splitting units - I agree - it's a convenience that the TE for SOD doesn't have yet. But the Chinese program does. By the way, Vik, you wouldn't believe how many people in Kyiv don't use the keyboard at all! Probably 70% of the players. :) For many, it was a surprise that you can split troops using Ctrl. :) 3. Alessandro - I understand what you mean about chess clocks. But there are situations, for example, with Gurney's cannon against a horde of zombies.... I would just choose my opponent - I even mark people like that in Ace (some with the "Slow" tag). 4. Samurai - it's a fact, but not for everyone. I personally like the variety. And I hardly play with players from the CIS countries anymore. 5. asm - your "Conclusion" is debatable, but the rest is good. About the rules for teleports - the Poles are making text files in the data folder, creating a game, and their opponent doesn't even know that, for example, undead heroes and water artifacts won't appear in the game. :) I advise you to study the Chinese program - it allows you to do everything: - split units - instant exchange of artifacts and troops - autosave - video recording.