Halo

Hmm... But on the other hand: why do I need a boat when I already have DD?:)

There are many locations that are initially inaccessible for moving from land to land - the jump range is not enough. But with a boat, you can get closer, jump over the obstacle, and land on the other shore, spending only two days (and if you have a hat, you can get there in one day). These are all design choices that are interesting to figure out. A quest-based game differs from a linear game for enjoyment, where everything is clear from the beginning...

It's strange that the championship rules overlooked this point: it can have an effect that is even stronger than cheating! I think it should be banned! There are so many advantages here: fast movement anywhere through obstacles (including gates and even emptiness!), avoiding battles with guards at passages!...

I disagree. Look, DD in the underground through emptiness doesn't bother anyone - it's a standard trick, right? But you already consider using a boat the same way as cheating - only because it's a "revelation" for you, which, I agree, is a major game-breaker. But why? Only because this trick is not known to most players? Many map creators don't know about this trick and create maps designed for "long" navigation through islands, whirlpools, and battles with outposts, while DD completely destroys all the intrigue. In principle, I agree - that's how it looks from the outside. So, wouldn't it be easier to study the game and use all the features as intended? DD is a spell that moves the hero on the map within the line of sight. There are no prohibitions on using DD with a boat, and there cannot be. It is clear that you cannot jump from the boat to land, this is a logical prohibition, but you can jump across seas and oceans as much as you like. )) Similarly, for some, it will be a revelation that using the Water Walking spell, you can stop right in the middle of the water at an "Event", spend the night, and continue on if needed... This trick can also solve some logistical problems - so let's use them as intended and make the game more diverse...