NPRF, you can't play like that!!! Don't forget that you're now in a clan. And your gameplay reflects on all of us. It feels like you just played everything on autopilot!? You need to respect your opponents, regardless of their skill level, and play seriously. If you're too lazy to play properly, it's better not to embarrass our clan and just not play!
And to Varg-Nar, I'd like to say: it's better to finish the first tournament, and call the second stage the "second tournament." I think that even those who participated in the first stage are no longer interested in playing further, because people were forced to withdraw in protest against the infamous closed nature of the tournament!
I just decided to play once!!! To explore the entire map during the first playthrough, and then say, "Oh, I lost," and start over... The point about the possibility of replaying a quest a second time is for those who can't win right away! And that's it!!! Anything else contradicts my understanding of fair play, in the context of this tournament. In addition, I deliberately rushed to play all the quests in one day and submit them immediately, so that there would be no doubts about how the result was achieved.
I agree that my result in the last two quests is simply noobish, but this is not a disregard for opponents - it's just bad luck...
In the second one, I didn't use the bug with the dragons disappearing; instead, I gave them the opportunity to burn a significant part of the black dragons in my army, and only then did I start attacking them with Armageddon. And the main mistake was that I went to the tower with my weakest mage, not knowing the map, and to the swamp with my strongest. It turned out that the swamp hero with all his troops was in the sea, and there was nothing to fight the steel golems with. As a result, I lost 2 weeks. I chased the last hero all the way to his home castle!!!
In the third quest, I also had bad luck. I cleared one passage into the underground, and there was a garrison ahead... Well, again, about 2 weeks in the minus.
In essence, only the first map didn't hold any surprises - there the result is maximum; I just didn't try to get the fastest time, 5 or 9 days doesn't matter! Although even there, I moved my army in the wrong direction and had to bribe the computer hero to move the army and artifacts to another part of the map!
So, in general, the result is what it is. That's all.
What's more frustrating is that the organizers didn't give me the opportunity to compete with the strongest players. Continuing the tournament in this form is pointless.
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