Online Lobby — Horn of the Abyss / HOTA

Sinot

6 years ago

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Marcus Aurelius

Another option is to limit the number of heroes – for example, a maximum of 4 heroes can be on the map. I've already suggested making this a setting in the map and template options – specifying the maximum number of heroes allowed on the map. Interesting game modes could include a maximum of 4 heroes or a maximum of 12 heroes. After all, the number 8, which is currently the default, doesn't seem to be justified. I don't even know what NWC based this default number on when they introduced it.

More precisely, it should be 5 heroes.
Because more than 5 heroes don't fit on my screen.
And I don't want to change the resolution from 960x600 to something else, because 960x600 is the original game's native resolution.

Grando

6 years ago

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Stop. I have questions for users with the following nicknames: o1dboy79, iDD, Dirty_Player, Marcus Aurelius, and Sinot (in chronological order). And why did you suddenly decide to indulge in jokes (flaming)? All this... /topic/at/1175637/ Was that "fat troll" in the lobby just joking? Or was it not real? Were there no ruined games? No spoiled mood among dozens of players who were lucky enough to encounter a great comedian? No wasted time without enjoyment? Did some old-school guy just decide to troll on the forum? And parovozovoz played along with him?

Marcus Aurelius

6 years ago

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Astrologers have declared it the month of coronavirus. The number of cheaters and arguments on the forums has doubled.

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sonic111

6 years ago

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Marcus Aurelius

Astrologers have declared it the month of coronavirus. The number of cheaters and arguments on the forums has doubled.

:D :D

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o1dboy79

6 years ago

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Grando

Hold on. I have some questions for users with the following nicknames:
o1dboy79, iDD, Dirty_Player, Marcus Aurelius and Sinot (in chronological order)

And why did you suddenly decide to indulge in jokes (flaming)?
All this stuff
/topic/at/1175637/
Was that "fat troll" in the lobby just joking? Or was it not real?

Were there no ruined games? No spoiled mood among dozens of players who were lucky enough to encounter a great comedian? No wasted time without enjoyment?
Did some old-school guy just decide to troll on the forum? And parovozovoz played along?

LOL
You really read all this?:smile54:

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Dirty_Player

6 years ago

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o1dboy79

LOL
Did you really read all of this?:smile54:

I, by the way, didn't :D

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DJ Brooklyn

6 years ago

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Bayazet

it's growing!

It's time to find out Brook's name, are you Kostya too?

No.

Added 1 minute ago

Pridu

2-1:30-1 if we're going to do it, on a truly insane timer for Brooklyn
I even suggest a name:
"Brooklyn Bridge" - the tournament slogan "you shall not pass"

I'm even ready to throw in five hundred rubles in advance into the prize fund.

Sounds good, I'm ready to throw in 1000 too )))))

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Alguien

5 years ago

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Question: How is the player rating calculated in the online lobby? I would like some clarification.

Recently, I discovered that winning any game awards 1 point less than is deducted from the opponent's rating upon losing. Therefore, the more you play, the more you lose. This is especially noticeable when playing in the arena; I have an account where I primarily play there.

Boroda_Ruda

5 years ago

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Hi everyone, I've been searching for a solution for 2 days, but I haven't found one, so I have to post here.

When I enter the online lobby, I get error 2:10060, and out of my 10 friends, 3 of them are experiencing the same issue. The only solution I've found so far is to disable Wi-Fi and share the internet from my phone, but that's not very convenient.

Has anyone else encountered this problem or know how to fix it? Thanks!

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rebellious

5 years ago

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Boroda_Ruda

Hello everyone, I spent 2 days searching for a solution, but couldn't find one, so I had to post here.
When entering the online lobby, I get error 2:10060, and out of my 10 friends, 3 of them are experiencing the same issue. The only solution I've found so far is to disable Wi-Fi and share the internet from my phone, but that's not very convenient.
Has anyone else encountered this or know how to solve the problem? Thank you!

I contacted the support team, but the issue hasn't been resolved yet.
However, you can use a workaround. Uncheck the box on the message with the error. After 30 seconds, the menu items (enter, back) will become active again. Click and enter the lobby. This works for me 😅
The error seems to be related to network settings on the computer (or possibly a conflict with the internet provider). I experience this error on my computer with mobile internet. On another computer with a cable connection, everything works fine.

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rebellious

5 years ago

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Alguien

Question: how is the rating actually calculated in the lobby? I would like some kind of description.
Recently, I discovered that winning any game awards 1 point less than is deducted from the opponent upon losing. Thus, the more often you play, the more you lose. This is especially noticeable when playing in the arena; I have an account on which I mainly play it.

Perhaps, we should start with the first post in our thread 😍
And there is a utility for calculating the rating (and not only) in this topic

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Alguien

5 years ago

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rebellious

Perhaps, we should start with the first post in our thread 😍
And there is a utility for calculating the rating (and not only) in this topic.

Thank you. Well, yes, I read the thread before writing, but it's still about the old version, and there is no mention of the fact that more points are deducted for a loss (I'm still trying to come to terms with this fact :(

sNAPADLO

5 years ago

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The rating in the lobby is currently a simple ELO rating with a coefficient that depends on the map and settings.
You can find the calculation formula on Wikipedia in the "Calculating the ELO rating" section.
Baratorch indicated in the first post what the K coefficient depends on for this formula.
We substitute the K coefficient, the players' ratings, and the match result, and we get the rating change.
You can see an example of the calculations in the screenshot.