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To all tournament organizers on HeroesWorld.Auto-translated
Registration for the "Favorites in Battle" tournament has begun
The feature is that after choosing a race at the beginning of the tournament, the player plays with it throughout the entire tournament, which gives him the opportunity to demonstrate all the advantages and strengths against other races, as well as his ability to play with his favorite race.
Dear forum members, today, February 17th, another annual John van Caneghem Tournament begins.
For everyone who wants to participate in what is arguably the most prestigious tournament on our portal, please follow the link below and complete the actions described in the tournament topic.
/topic/at/151566/
Organizer: Kamikaze.
The tournament will last until March 10th, so hurry up and don't miss it!
Sincerely, Kamikaze!
Announcements of upcoming tournaments for the second installment of Heroes of Might and Magic. Soon! Very soon! In March! an offline tournament called "Training before Online" will take place. It's a unique and very interestingly conceived project. The tournament will be focused on speed; the exact dates and other details will be announced later.
And in sunny April, in honor of the middle of spring, a large-scale offline tournament focused on hero experience is planned. It's also an interesting project, and I hope it will be one of the stages in a series of consolidation tournaments!
I would like to ask all tournament organizers on HeroesWorld to inform the administration or coordinators about any upcoming tournament in advance or at least at the beginning of the tournament, so that we can notify potential players about it in advance in the HeroesWorld news.
1. Who should be informed specifically? For example, for an online tournament for 3 players. 2. Should we inform the administration or coordinators via PM or post it here? Or is there another way? 3. Who should we contact if the organizer intends to place a medal on the profile after the tournament (we can create it ourselves)?
Стратегия - искусство возможного.
Первое правило форума : "Хвалу и клевету приемли равнодушно И не оспаривай глупца" (с)
Новичкам: ВНИМАТЕЛЬНО перечитайте ВЕСЬ первый пост по нижеприведенной ссылке и 90% ваших вопросов отпадут( на остальные 10% с удовольствием отвечу): Правила онлайн игр
1. It is enough to post an announcement here with a link to the thread containing the tournament rules; there is no need to send PMs to anyone (well, perhaps in rare cases organizers invite potential tournament participants via private messages, but this is not mandatory, only at the personal discretion of a specific organizer). 2. If you wish to award a medal under the avatar of your tournament winner, it is advisable to agree on this in advance with the Creator, i.e., when the tournament is just starting or hasn't started yet and registration has only opened, you should write a letter to the Creator with a link to the tournament rules, so that he, in turn, can determine whether this tournament is worthy or unworthy of an award under the winner's avatar (often, just a quick glance at the rules makes it clear how responsible a particular organizer is and whether the overall course of the tournament can be predicted as successful or not. I think forum members remember the recent wave of horribly organized and never-finished tournaments, for which, naturally, no one will award medals). And only when the Creator replies with consent to your request should you write that a medal will be awarded for winning this tournament, rather than misleading players when a response has not yet been received. Next, you should create the medal itself; you can check the parameters on the forum in the awards section (remember that you need to make not only the medal itself but also its miniature, which will be displayed in threads). Then you write a letter to the Creator (if you did not agree in advance and for some reason missed my advice, but you are still confident that the tournament went well, do not despair and write the letter retroactively); the letter should be roughly as follows: the such-and-such tournament has ended (link to the main post), the winner is so-and-so (link to the winner's profile and the final table from which it is clearly visible that this player indeed won), I request to award them the medal under their avatar (link to the medal). Remember that you cannot add attachments to private messages, so you should upload the medal somewhere on the forum; logically, it would be posted in the tournament's own thread, but if the organizer wants to keep it hidden from prying eyes until a certain moment and make it a surprise, it is perfectly fine to place it in the intra-clan section. Well, that's all, then wait a little for the Creator's response, and rejoice for the tournament winner that the reward has finally found them!!!!!!!!
Kyle
