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HoMM3 HD is a mod (add-on) for the game Heroes of Might and Magic 3.
baratorch, I'm afraid you're wrong in your approach to dealing with the quick-cast issue. Such "fixes" lead to the fact that before playing SoD-HD, players will HAVE to familiarize themselves with some kind of manual. Expanding this manual is not a very pleasant thing for users. And I suggest proceeding with this cautiously. For example, fixing the dungeon bugs doesn't affect the players' abilities in any way.
Another argument is much more weighty. If one player without HD can use the old quick-cast, and the new one cannot, this can sometimes give a huge advantage in development on the same map. That's why THIS has become a feature. If the result is important, I'm afraid many will prefer to play on the old version rather than give a possible advantage to their opponent. A similar nature is the bug of viewing cities, but firstly, many have long agreed not to use it, even before HD was heard of, and secondly, if a particularly stubborn opponent still uses it, I am, in principle, ready to leave it to his conscience. In addition, this can be introduced by rules. Putting a ban on QQ in the rules is absurd.
Maybe this is one of those cases where it's worth measuring seven times before cutting?
P.S.
By the way, using QQ in the style of Warlock Tactics doesn't give any real gameplay advantage, but, thanks to the cries of retrogrades, it was still moved to "internal use," which is funny.