Where did you see this spectacle in Warlock that could compete with Starcraft or Warcraft? What is it?

I don't know if you even read my posts, or if you just randomly pick a Warlock player's nickname and start arguing with them. I was talking about a template like "mirror match + hypercube." What does this mean? It means a balance of mirror match + the spectacle of the hypercube, where battles between heroes begin from the very first days and do not stop until the end of the game. Constant interaction between players throughout the game, not just killing mobs and having one battle at the end, as is often the case in regular games. This is what makes it spectacular; viewers want action. When I streamed Hypercube, I saw from the feedback that viewers really enjoyed watching such a game.

Don't even talk about the balance...Brogkh with Swamp, Inferno with Demons, balance, yeah...are you even thinking about what you're writing?

Guys, how can I argue with you? You just don't understand Warlock. How can I have a constructive dialogue with you, you SOD players? Please, stop this clownery and figure out Warlock, with all its pros. Then we can talk. So, about the mirror match. Two identical factions are played. Let's say, Inferno vs. Inferno. Where both players can use demonology. To the same extent, even the secondary units in the mirror match are the same. You play Swamp against Swamp and don't like Brogkhild? Please, remove him from the list of allowed starting heroes and enjoy. By the way, Brogkhild will be nerfed in the next release.

Hahahaha, prizes? At least give an approximate figure for the prizes, let me laugh)))

Hmm, let's say I won 500 rubles in a tournament from Calababa, there were some tournaments with prizes on Hv, I don't remember exactly which ones, Pit won a painting from Javdet, and Cobra won a scarf from TaKo. Are you going to argue that these aren't prizes? Or that, as I already said, they are smaller than in Starcraft or Warcraft? What are you even trying to argue with me about, clown? ))

As for the glorification of Warlock heroes, you did write about it - creating a full-fledged esports discipline from Warlock, reaching the level of Warcraft/Starcraft. And where are Warcraft and Starcraft now? On WCG, right? And don't try to deny it now, saying that you didn't mean it, because you compared them yourself and mentioned Warcraft/Starcraft.

I'm repeating it to you again, what we wrote. Quote: "Warlock + mirror match template is slightly short of the balance of Starcraft/Warcraft, after the release of the mirror-hypercube, it will catch up in terms of spectacle. The only thing is that the prizes in tournaments will, of course, be smaller. So, when Vik has time to write this template, Warlock will have all the attributes of an esports game. Read it 10 more times to understand the meaning, your brain can't handle that much information at once. And, yes, no one meant WCG, don't make things up and lie.