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The first stage of the tournament "named after Van Kanigem"
If there are still spots available, I'll be the second representative of the Phoenix Order.
Please add me to the registry! :)
VDV_forever;64969
...This point will also remain unchanged, as the resolution of all heroes in the final save may not be displayed correctly in the final calculation of the second component, such as skills. How does the organizer know which hero is stronger for the tournament participant? And which one does he prefer? And what if the heroes are in the Castle? It is possible that a player may have 2 heroes with the same skills. P.S. Evaluate each hero in each save? Why all these complexities?
But this way, the intrigue remains… Sincerely, VDV_forever
The probability is, of course, very small, but it exists: Imagine that the entire map has been cleared, and only one hero remains from the AI players: blue and red. And two heroes from the player, who are standing in the Castles. In the First and Second heroes, the AI, if it loses a Castle, will definitely try to recapture a village or town. Therefore, the game may end on the AI's turn, and there is no way to disband one of the defending heroes beforehand. Then the final save will contain several heroes of the player. Here is such a fantastic situation! :) Therefore, the rules need to be amended: "The final save must contain only one hero of the player; otherwise, the tournament organizers will choose a hero at their discretion." Or something like that.