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So, since I started sharing all my ideas, I'll share another one: This is a type of online tournament. I think the name will give you an idea of what it's about. Name: Olympic Heroes Games. The idea: To showcase, over the course of 3 battles in different categories of combat (Barbarian battle, Mages (without combat magic), Archers, Units, and all of them are level 1!). Why did this idea come to me? Because, based on regular online tournaments (in terms of time), we can conclude that this type of tournament won't take up much time (maximum one match, 30 minutes (all 3 battles)). What are your thoughts on this idea? P.S. If possible, please move the topic to the tournament discussion section. I made a mistake. (Moved, just for you, sir :) Thanks for the great idea. Pandora)

Opti, you've been coming up with great ideas lately! And they're all really good! :smile02:
It's a good idea! :smile01: Since the games won't take much time, we'll get more participants, and that's important for 4 Heroes! And in general, it's a very interesting idea... Work on it thoroughly, and it will be great!

P.S. Opti, unfortunately, we're waiting for Pandora or Alan... I can't move the topic...:o

Great idea! I will definitely participate if my clan leader allows it :smile42: Of course, it would be nice to see not just level 1 characters, but well-developed characters with a focus on one skill, but I think that starting-level heroes will also look good, and it will be just as interesting (we all think about how cool a level 15-20 hero is, but no one thinks about what a level 1 hero can do :) ).

I like the idea, I'm all for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So, I'll continue:
1. Battle format: Olympic bracket.

A vs B ---> B
C vs D ---> C
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B vs C ---> C

I hope the diagram is clear. A, B, C, D are the players. To win a match, you need to play 3 games.
2. Order of events:
In each part of the tournament, absolutely everyone who wants to can participate. We'll decide later which one to start with. Winners will be selected from each part.
(It's even possible that one player wins all the parts)
3. The tournament will probably be held in seasons. That is, the Autumn season of the Olympic Heroic Games, etc.

P.S. Everything can be discussed before the New Year, and then we can immediately hold the first trial tournament!
P.P.S. Now, if everything works out, we can focus on the ranking. We can create a separate ranking for these games. In general, I'm waiting for opinions: the more there are, the better!

YAY!!! Opti, you're a genius!!! Finally, someone suggested not a battle of mega armies, but small skirmishes! I'm all for it! Absolutely all for it!

Good idea :)
And how do you plan to balance the factions?
After all, all races are different, etc.
Or will this be discussed before the New Year?:)

I have a suggestion – will an RPG discipline be included in this type of tournament?

How do you plan to balance the forces?

The whole point is that the heroes are the same, and their level is the same (level 1, as this is the starting level, and everyone is happy with it).

I have a suggestion - will an RPG discipline be included in this type of tournament?

We'd be happy to hear it. Just elaborate on your idea and how you envision it, and it might even be interesting:)

I see that people are not against it. How about a ranking system?
P.S. You said A, so let's talk about B too.

We'd be happy to hear your ideas. Just elaborate on how you envision it, and it might even be interesting.

Here's how I imagine it: we give each player a hero and half of the map. Then, both players level up their heroes, and after a month (or however long you decide), we send them both to the center of the map, where they fight each other. Alternatively, we could give each player a hero and set up a competition – who can accumulate the most gold or experience within a certain time, or who can be the first to reach 20,000 gold or experience. That's my idea:smile04:

Here's how I envision it: we give each player a hero and half the map. Then, both players level up their heroes, and after a month (or however long you decide), we send them both to the center of the map, where they battle it out. Alternatively, we could give each player a hero and set up a competition – who can accumulate the most gold or experience within a certain timeframe, or who can be the first to reach 20,000 gold or experience. That's my idea:smile04:

Excellent!
So, we need to create more of these mini-tournaments, which essentially make up the tournament.

What if we created something like duels, similar to Heroes 5? We could take a map where two powerful heroes with equally strong armies already exist (of course, good balancing would be needed). And then play an online duel. Whose tactics will win! Or, instead of two heroes, we could create several, perhaps one for each faction, so duelists have a choice. Then, we could make just one map for all of them, thus creating a duel mini-tournament! It wouldn't take much time and would force players to demonstrate their combat skills. That's the idea I had. I love the final battles in tournaments, with large armies, powerful heroes, and lots of adrenaline. And by the way, we could create Olympic Games with several stages or disciplines: a duel with powerful heroes and armies, a duel with level 1 heroes, and something else. Perhaps a timed challenge, as Brackman suggested, and so on. Everyone can choose what they like, what suits them best!

I don't know about my participation in the Olympic battles, but I think I can provide a map.

(of course, good balancing will be needed here)

Well, aren't you going to balance it? Or someone else will – it's interesting. I replayed the final battle with you about 100 times :) so people will be found.

And for complete fairness, you can play 2 battles for both sides. If it's 1-1, it's a draw; if it's 2-0, it's a victory :)) a very good idea.

Regarding duels, I made some a while ago and posted them somewhere on this forum. I'll have to look for them. :)
But let's not rule out battles with perfectly balanced forces. :)
So, let's talk about the order of starting the mini-tournaments.