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I was watching streams and had a question about the rules.
I read the rules:
2. The use of additional programs that speed up the gameplay is allowed, in particular:
- A program for quick exchange of troops and artifacts between two heroes in Heroes III - HMM3_Lighter,
- Animation speed-up in battles - Cranim,
- A mod to improve the functional part of the interface - HoMM3 HD.
The player using these programs and files is responsible for all bugs that arise.
The use of any other additional programs and files that affect the Gameplay is prohibited without prior agreement with the opponent.
I became curious whether it is possible to use some offline developments or not.
For example, there is software that shows the hero's skill tree. It doesn't formally affect the Gameplay. So, it seems like it's not prohibited.
Since choosing skills for the main hero is one of the important elements of the game that affects the quality, I would like to know more clearly whether it is allowed or not.
For example, we have a hero, and ideally, it is beneficial for us to immediately upgrade all skills to expert level to receive bonuses from them directly at the moment. But if a useful skill is offered that will be needed in the future, few people will refuse it. But with this program, if we know for sure that we will be offered this skill in a couple of levels anyway, we can calmly not take it at the moment.
In addition, we choose the main hero from the current 5-8 heroes, selecting the one who will gain expert-level Earth Offense and Logistics skills as quickly as possible. That's what we're aiming for.