Tournaments hassles HMM II

Why do you think that arena-style tournaments are only for pros?
I think otherwise:
If a player is a pro, then it doesn't really matter to them where they prove their skills -
whether it's an arena-style game, a speed run, a game focused on experience, or on skills.

It's just a matter of preference, though;

Best regards, VDV_forever

Good day.

Yes, you're right - personal preference plays a significant role!

But, nprf, is somewhat right!
The arena involves many parameters:
- the same hero development
- a properly selected army composition (monster selection)
- and again, there is a time limit to complete all of this.

And it's not just about completing it, but about doing it as efficiently as possible, taking into account all these components:
- Hero
- Army (monsters)
- Time

In other words, the Arena combines all the mini-conditions for victory (hero development, monster selection, time) INTO ONE!

Therefore, it can rightfully be considered the domain of pros!
There are many parameters that a pro can use to their advantage, while a beginner might get confused...

It's not very difficult to win a speed tournament, and it's exciting in its own way!

In an arena tournament, as I've realized, I'll have to play many more times to perform the best:):):)
But I'm a person who loves challenges, so, PERSONALLY, the arena appeals to me.

But playing the arena all the time can get boring...
...I just want to run at the speed of light... with a saber in my hand... with one peasant in my army... and with shouts of HURRAH! I want to take everything and everyone without worrying about collecting an army or developing a hero!

Best regards,
Prororck.