DmitriyAS
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Hello!
I don't think it's necessary to respond to Radik's insult with my own. But I do think it's important to explain something, or rather, clarify something to Radik (he should now be the one explaining) in light of his post, considering that, despite everything, I am on his side.
By the way, I learned about this game mechanic while playing the First Blood map, and I told you and Sanek about it (Sanek remembers, if that's relevant).
Why didn't I point it out during the tournament? But it's obvious that it's wrong when a hero transfers movement points from sea to land. In any case, it was obvious to me. Now it turns out that this needed to be explicitly stated in the rules. I assumed that the ban already existed, and why emphasize it (including the tournament organizer)?
The result I highlighted in red, as a potential way to gain gold, came from adding to my final result what I failed to achieve. Of course, I can't remember it myself, and besides, I didn't fully complete it at the time (but I did see what Sylvia could do), and I had a clear picture of what would happen in that scenario.
So, what other separate arguments do you have?
I think that's all. If you come up with anything else, ask. The forum is the place to present our relationship for everyone to see.
P.S. I initiated this because I wanted to finally clarify the rules, and Radik is not really involved here, especially since I don't get anything out of it. There is a lot of resentment.
to IronAxe, AmberSoler. Let's say I earned 146,000 gold. What should I do according to your scenario (there is a different interpretation of the rules)?
The phrase about the player's property was especially interesting.
I think many people should express their opinion about introducing or not introducing the rule I proposed before making any constructive decision.
Here is a small addition to my proposal:
If the tournament organizer detects the above, additions will be made to the tournament rules. The duration of the tournament may be extended in such circumstances (if there is little time left before the end of the tournament, and the results need to be corrected due to the introduction of a new rule).
Quote:
Boots and gloves increase (for calculation purposes) the base movement points by one and a half times their bonus, i.e., boots by 600 mp, and gloves by 300 mp, thereby significantly reducing the coefficient K. If the hero manages not to take them off when boarding a boat, then the increase in movement points will ultimately lead to a loss of 37% of sea movement. The opposite is also true – if you put them on before disembarking, this increase will give us 58% of free movement out of thin air! That's where the bug lies.
And I was racking my brain, wondering why, in one playthrough, Sylvia had half of her movement points left, and in another, she didn't even reach her destination, even though I seemed to be doing everything the same.
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An Oasis and a Pond increase the current movement points. However, if you don't open the hero window after that, and just get in a boat, you will see a calculation distortion, which is that the bonus is added to both the current movement points and the base movement points, which, after boarding the boat, reduces the number of sea movement points. If you open the hero window, everything falls into place – the current movement points remain unchanged, and the base returns to its original (unincreased) value.
I agree. Although this distortion does not always occur. Therefore, when it did occur, I took off my hat, put it in my backpack, and put it back on my head. Of course, the hero window was opened at that time.
I don't think it's necessary to respond to Radik's insult with my own. But I do think it's important to explain something, or rather, clarify something to Radik (he should now be the one explaining) in light of his post, considering that, despite everything, I am on his side.
By the way, I learned about this game mechanic while playing the First Blood map, and I told you and Sanek about it (Sanek remembers, if that's relevant).
Why didn't I point it out during the tournament? But it's obvious that it's wrong when a hero transfers movement points from sea to land. In any case, it was obvious to me. Now it turns out that this needed to be explicitly stated in the rules. I assumed that the ban already existed, and why emphasize it (including the tournament organizer)?
The result I highlighted in red, as a potential way to gain gold, came from adding to my final result what I failed to achieve. Of course, I can't remember it myself, and besides, I didn't fully complete it at the time (but I did see what Sylvia could do), and I had a clear picture of what would happen in that scenario.
So, what other separate arguments do you have?
I think that's all. If you come up with anything else, ask. The forum is the place to present our relationship for everyone to see.
P.S. I initiated this because I wanted to finally clarify the rules, and Radik is not really involved here, especially since I don't get anything out of it. There is a lot of resentment.
to IronAxe, AmberSoler. Let's say I earned 146,000 gold. What should I do according to your scenario (there is a different interpretation of the rules)?
The phrase about the player's property was especially interesting.
I think many people should express their opinion about introducing or not introducing the rule I proposed before making any constructive decision.
Here is a small addition to my proposal:
If the tournament organizer detects the above, additions will be made to the tournament rules. The duration of the tournament may be extended in such circumstances (if there is little time left before the end of the tournament, and the results need to be corrected due to the introduction of a new rule).
Quote:
Boots and gloves increase (for calculation purposes) the base movement points by one and a half times their bonus, i.e., boots by 600 mp, and gloves by 300 mp, thereby significantly reducing the coefficient K. If the hero manages not to take them off when boarding a boat, then the increase in movement points will ultimately lead to a loss of 37% of sea movement. The opposite is also true – if you put them on before disembarking, this increase will give us 58% of free movement out of thin air! That's where the bug lies.
And I was racking my brain, wondering why, in one playthrough, Sylvia had half of her movement points left, and in another, she didn't even reach her destination, even though I seemed to be doing everything the same.
Quote:
An Oasis and a Pond increase the current movement points. However, if you don't open the hero window after that, and just get in a boat, you will see a calculation distortion, which is that the bonus is added to both the current movement points and the base movement points, which, after boarding the boat, reduces the number of sea movement points. If you open the hero window, everything falls into place – the current movement points remain unchanged, and the base returns to its original (unincreased) value.
I agree. Although this distortion does not always occur. Therefore, when it did occur, I took off my hat, put it in my backpack, and put it back on my head. Of course, the hero window was opened at that time.