1. How many games will there be, against whom, and in what order?
2. What are the tournament dates (for each stage)?
P.S. Question for the pros... "How does the battlefield affect the game?" :smile26:
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Could you clarify the rules?
1. How many games, against whom, and in what order...
2. Tournament schedule (stages)
P.S. Question for the pros... "What does the battlefield affect?" :smile26:
Please explain the following:
1. Forbidden heroes (see post #1). Who are they? Or how are they determined?
2. Armageddon. Can it be used? For example, not at the end of the battle, but in the middle, at the beginning, at the first opportunity?
P.S. A question for the pros... "What does the battlefield affect?" :smile26:
I'm certainly not a pro and don't claim to be (so the information may not be entirely accurate, as I'm not quoting the source), but as far as I remember, all "good" races (humans, elves, academy) receive a small random initiative bonus (0-0.25) on the initiative scale during initial deployment compared to "evil" races (Necropolis, Inferno, Fortress), if the battle takes place on "good" terrain, and vice versa – "evil" races may gain an advantage over "good" races if the battle is on "bad" terrain (like a lava field, dungeon, etc.).
Yesterday, we tried to play with Neo, but we couldn't because the rules don't clearly state how a player's color is determined. I'm not used to acting on my own judgment in tournaments. Therefore, I ask the organizer to clearly define this point.
I agree with the leader about having only one duel. Everyone plays 4 matches in all tournaments because it has been proven through experience that this is the most objective option. However, making such significant changes to the rules in the middle of a tournament is a clear sign of unprofessionalism in the organization (although, what professionalism can we even talk about here?). Most importantly, it's inhumane to the players who have already played matches in this tournament according to the original rules, because this is the organizer's mistake, and the tournament participants should not suffer in any way.
There was a very strong desire to close this tournament altogether, because even though it's a fan tournament, it should meet the minimum requirements for presentation: it should have clear rules and regulations, all in one initial post, and not scattered in fragments throughout the topic.
But since the tournament has already started, and some duels have been played, I will not close it. But I insist that the organizer of this tournament has done everything possible (edited the rules and regulations) to make this tournament as comfortable as possible for the players. If any future fan tournament does not meet the requirements for proper presentation, I will close it, without warnings or excessive humanity.
I hope for your understanding, but everything is being done for the benefit of the forum and the participants in our tournaments.
Dear Root of Good, I would like to inform you that this stage of the tournament is taking too long... and I suggest urging the players in other groups to speed up.