Also, there should be fewer scandals and arguments (I'm talking about the recent situations). This doesn't positively affect any of the parties involved, and often makes things even worse for the resource itself! (This is just my opinion... there's a lot to argue about here).
There are never any winners in insults and fights! One person wins, but everyone loses, including the winner of the fight.
Overall, things are fine with us. The philosophical debates that are currently happening are even interesting to read. Everything is within reasonable limits; the parties are arguing their points of view and justifying their positions: the main thing is that it doesn't turn into a Mexican soap opera, in my opinion.
Regarding Heroes of Might and Magic 3... I checked out the beginners' tournament, and there are more than 30 people playing. If at least half of them stay on our resource and develop into players, then we need to prepare a medal for Kesh to put on his avatar.
And there's also the general Might and Magic 3 forum; I read it sometimes. Although the people who come there are mostly naive, there are quite a few of them, which is an inexhaustible reserve for replenishing the ranks of skilled players and helpful forum members. What I like is that even our experienced players don't dismiss complete newbies but talk to them and patiently explain the intricacies of the game.
You look, and in a year, another group of 30-40 beginners will sign up for Kesh's tournaments. There has never been such a massive effort to work with new online players as there is on the World forum, so the prospects are more than good; the main thing is not to create an apocalypse on the forum.
As for the other versions, I am convinced that if the Heroes of Might and Magic 5 online players take the Heroes of Might and Magic 3 model as an example when working with newcomers, they will have a decent influx of new people. The game has potential, and there are still fans.
As for Heroes of Might and Magic 2 and 4, it's more complicated. Heroes of Might and Magic 4 is a very specific game, standing apart from the main series. Heroes of Might and Magic 2 is perhaps the best game in the entire series in terms of charisma. But Heroes of Might and Magic 3 is a direct successor to Heroes of Might and Magic 2; all the old players switched to Heroes of Might and Magic 3 from Heroes of Might and Magic 2, so Heroes of Might and Magic 3 inadvertently became a competitor to its predecessor, a lucky competitor.
It's easier for an ambitious player to put their efforts into Heroes of Might and Magic 3 because there are many more people in the tournaments. It's a shame if Heroes of Might and Magic 2 is losing ground on our site; I didn't know that.