Preparing for the "Van Kanegem" tournament.

What if I can only play one version? (I'm not familiar with the first two because I started playing with the third one, and I wasn't particularly interested in the previous installments. The fourth one seemed like a completely different game and disappointed me, so I didn't focus on it. As for the fifth... the fifth one simply doesn't work because my video card is incompatible with it.) Yes, it's definitely a VERY good idea to hold Tournaments for all parts of the game, with a uniform rating system, so that it doesn't turn out that one player has a rating of 10,000 and another has 10, even though each won one tournament in different parts of Heroes. Thank you for that! But is it worth creating an overall table as well? In my opinion, it's the same as creating a single table and including ratings for games like Counter-Strike, Warcraft, Heroes, Cossacks, and others. In my opinion, players will have to choose: either take a deserved place in one version and a very low place in the overall standings, or show low (in my case, almost zero) results in the other parts to climb in the final standings. In general, this will force everyone to play games they don't know or don't want to play. Is that worth it? Or am I just not understanding something?