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But, to avoid similar precedents in the future, I think your requirement to reflect all these points in the rules is quite justified. However, all of this will definitely have to be formatted in a separate topic... When the opportunity arises...
That's what I was aiming for – if the rules become more comprehensive, it will be good for everyone. Let's hope that's the case. AmberSoler;98342
By the way, the next stage of the Blitz will deliberately be without any rules or restrictions... Exclusively for the sake of diversifying the approach to solving the problem. Absolutely EVERYTHING will be allowed, so practice... :)
Well, that's interesting. But there should be one restriction – using cheat codes is not allowed :p Many people want to learn about the bugs, naturally, so that they don't accidentally use them later, as the organizers don't want to list them (maybe that's right, maybe not). Therefore, such a tournament will be useful. And I think it will be interesting. Let's call it a blitz tournament for the title of Super-Bug-Finder :) AmberSoler;98342
I will consider the absence of your personal final save as a sign of disrespect... :D
:) No, if I can, I will definitely participate, and if I can't, it definitely won't be because of that :) To show respect for you and your tournament, it will be enough for me to participate in FizMig ;)