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Having finished the recording phase, Duncan shows the participants the tournament bracket:
- Bracket - — All participants in the competition will receive fifty minimum points. Ten points are awarded for a victory, while only two points are awarded for a defeat, but only if you manage to deal damage to your opponent; in that case, you receive two points for each successful hit. However, if the battle lasts longer than ten rounds, the points awarded per round are halved, regardless of the outcome of the battle. Is everything clear?
Vare didn't understand, because according to the table, she would immediately advance to the second round, and what to do in that case with the points... But the question "Is everything clear?" implied an affirmative answer, so the girl hesitated.
“This means,” Duncan realized, anticipating Vari’s thoughts, “that you got lucky and you’re starting with one victory, and therefore 60 points instead of 50 like the others. You can’t win a war without luck, and you’ve already gained an advantage over your opponents by choosing a good starting position.”
— Alright, Buddleia, Duke, stop acting like bugs in manure, forward – into battle! — Yes, sir, — Duke replied to the general with a military salute and stepped forward. Buddleia, in turn, took her place and bowed to the "audience" like an artist.
Added 5 minutes later — What do you think, who will win? — Toad asked his comrade.
- Fools are lucky, - Vale thought to himself, looking at the table. Author
In war, luck is essential, and you've already gained an advantage over your opponents by choosing a good starting position.
- But are we at war? - Vale asked in response, not expecting an explanation. - Wouldn't it be fairer to give everyone winning points so that everyone is on equal footing, since it's not possible to pair everyone up?
— Who do you think will win? — Toad asked his friend.
— I'll definitely be rooting for Duke, but have you seen the tricks Buddle does with his body? I wish my girlfriend could do that too... — Vale said dreamily, forgetting about the duel.
- Fools are lucky, - Vale thought to himself, looking at the table. - Are we at war? - Vale asked in response, not expecting an explanation. - Wouldn't it be fairer to give everyone winning points so that everyone is on equal footing, since it's impossible to pair everyone up?
— There is no place for fairness in war... — Duncan replied thoughtfully, and lowered his gaze, looking at something far away on the horizon.
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