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That's right. If there are no more than 16 participants...
and, by the way, an idea immediately arose - maybe someone will find it useful.
We could preliminarily hold a well-thought-out selection process online (for example, not a single-elimination, but a double-elimination), so that exactly 16 selected players would make it to the final, and there would be reserves from the spectators (those who were higher in the selection).
But it may well be that this idea is not very suitable for Heroes.
Tournaments are held in this way for Warcraft 3, Starcraft 2, poker, with online selection and a strictly regulated LAN final, but there are thousands of players there, and we will only have about 28 participants, and 6 more won't be able to come, and to exclude someone from those who are coming to play through an online selection... yes, it seems like this idea is not very good.)
Well, let it sit until a suitable situation arises... let's say if we need to reduce the bracket from 34 to 32 people, I think it's still a good idea.
and, by the way, an idea immediately arose - maybe someone will find it useful.
We could preliminarily hold a well-thought-out selection process online (for example, not a single-elimination, but a double-elimination), so that exactly 16 selected players would make it to the final, and there would be reserves from the spectators (those who were higher in the selection).
But it may well be that this idea is not very suitable for Heroes.
Tournaments are held in this way for Warcraft 3, Starcraft 2, poker, with online selection and a strictly regulated LAN final, but there are thousands of players there, and we will only have about 28 participants, and 6 more won't be able to come, and to exclude someone from those who are coming to play through an online selection... yes, it seems like this idea is not very good.)
Well, let it sit until a suitable situation arises... let's say if we need to reduce the bracket from 34 to 32 people, I think it's still a good idea.