It would be possible to outline everything according to a specific template, inserting links to relevant posts and adding "basic truths" for complete newbies. For example, I have the following questions/suggestions:
In general, I don't know if this is relevant or not, but I would be simply happy to receive such support :smile43:
- Stage 1: We agree on the game - a link to the topic where we agree, what versions of the game players should have for a joint game, what mods, HDmod settings (where to put the checkmarks, what to enable, etc.) to be supplemented
- Stage 2: Choosing services for online play (a link to the topic where it is described), your current comments, priority/reliability, nuances of settings, typical errors, alternative methods to be supplemented
- Stage 3: Choosing a game template (link) (mandatory comments: which ones are recommended for beginners, quick games, long development, explain what the game type means: fun game, for reporting, tournament...); what starting conditions can be set: Castle, hero, bonus, how are they agreed upon; should a timer be set (what are the standard times for different templates); how to connect HW game rules, is it worth doing it at all? to be supplemented
- Stage 4: How to request/make a restart; how to set protection on saves; how to protect yourself from cheating; how to stop/continue the game; do players communicate during the game, and if so, how; to be supplemented
- Stage 5: Where and why to write about the result of the game; where to complain about controversial moments, is it worth doing it; how to exchange/review the opponent's save; to be supplemented
- And general recommendations for beginners: manuals, tips, notes (I would really like to get a two-page memo of the main nuances from the masters, such as: "Always wear speed boots and gloves at night and change them to other bonus items in the morning"; "For a trip to the Dungeon, you need to have at least these troops..., arranged in these slots..." etc.), game streams; recommendations for familiarization. As many links as possible to the forum for each question, but also your own "life" comments as much as possible.