"Newcomer-2012. Summer"

I read about the "bug" from Darkello. As a player in CS and Dota, you should know about some "bugs" (features) in these games. For example, a bullet passes through a meter-thick wall in CS, or Nevermore drains the soul from a tower when destroying it. Are these "features" or "bugs"?
Besides, as a Warcraft 3 player, I can tell you about a very interesting "feature" (bug) on the Lowlands map. If you lure a 10th-level dragon from the upper spawn point with a Bat Rider and cast a Wolf snare on the opponent's base, the dragon will remain and destroy all of the opponent's buildings and army (basically, everything). After that, it will stay there. All "bugs" should be regulated by the rules; everything not regulated by the rules is allowed. This is as clear as day, especially for you, a player with experience in esports. So, don't make a mountain out of a molehill:smile29:. Good luck in the tournament:smile13:

Regarding CS, you can accidentally shoot through a wall and kill someone, so it's not prohibited anywhere, even though it's a bug. It's stupid not to finish off a tower with Nevermore, and besides, how do we know if towers have souls? :) (And regarding Dota, if you've ever played in official Competitive matches, the organizers always have a rule that says: using game bugs is prohibited - disqualification. Game bugs can include anything at the discretion of the organizers (judges)).
The tactic in Heroes allows you to visually move to certain positions, but by using a BUG, you move beyond these boundaries (and the fact that a unit is initially further away doesn't allow it to be closer tactically!). For example, consider sports... runners have a 100m or 200m distance, and there's a starting line from which they start. Let's say two people approach this line: one weighs 50 kg and occupies 0.5 square meters, and the other weighs 100 kg and occupies 1 square meter. According to the logic of some local forum users, the second person should stand slightly behind the line at the start (i.e., outside the allowed area)?!
I've already said that the bug of selling scrolls at astronomical prices can also be called a feature and shouldn't be prohibited because many can use it to make the game easier and build and buy units faster, just as some say that the tactic feature is used by many and only helps a little, but it is still prohibited.
In general, it's pointless to keep discussing what we've already discussed. There are as many opinions as there are people. And from now on, it's up to the forum judges