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17 years ago
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Centaur
Of course, I might be misunderstood, but I only played online once, and that was in Warhammer 40K. And even then, it was with someone who was playing the game for the first time. So, I don't see the point in playing online for myself because:
1. It takes up a lot of time.
2. I'm not a super player.
3. I don't like losing, so I don't play. ;)
But I think I should try it, as others have said, with people like me.
There is no possibility. The internet speed is too low.
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17 years ago
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To be honest, I'm not very good at the game either. But we need to gain experience!
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17 years ago
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Once upon a time, I really loved one game. I played it alone, against the computer, as I knew how and as I liked. Without caring or knowing how others play it. One day, I wanted to try what it's like to play against real opponents. I found a server, played a few games, and left, not wanting to spend any more time on THIS. Since then, I haven't participated in any tournaments, gaming meetups, etc. Not because I'm a noob (although that's also a factor, but not the main one), but simply because the overly schematic process isn't interesting to me – starting with a specific hero, building something specific on the 2nd day, and definitely conquering a nearby Castle by the 3rd week... In short, this memorization, without which you can't compete with others, kills the desire. The interest in such a game disappears; you no longer perceive it as an aesthetic pleasure but as a meat grinder with polished tactics. And I like to play however I want – simply, slowly, accumulating units, forgetting to build mages... And if a game doesn't bring pleasure, then why play it?
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17 years ago
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Personally, I play on Ubi.com.
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17 years ago
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Ty3o-ny3o
Once upon a time, I really loved one game. I played it alone, against the computer, as I knew how and as I liked. Without caring or knowing how others play it.
One day, I wanted to try what playing against real opponents is like. I found a server, played a few games, and left, not wanting to spend any more time on IT.
Since then, I haven't participated in any tournaments, gaming meetups, etc.
Not because I'm a noob (although that's also true, but not the main reason), but simply because the overly schematic process isn't interesting to me – starting with a specific hero, building something specific on the 2nd day, and definitely conquering a nearby Castle on the 3rd week... In short, this memorization, without which you can't play on equal footing with others, kills the desire. The interest in such a game disappears; you no longer perceive it as an aesthetic pleasure, but as a meat grinder with a polished tactic...
And I like to play as I like – stupidly, for a long time, accumulating troops, forgetting to build mages... And if the game doesn't bring pleasure, then why play it?
Good day.
There is also this type of tournament, called "ARENA". The essence is as follows: within a fixed period (for example, 29 game days), you need to gather the maximum army with the most developed hero. And then these developed heroes, with their army, magic, and skills, meet on a specially created map by the judges – the arena.
There is also another, simpler variety: simply develop a hero to the maximum within a long period, like 29 days.
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17 years ago
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I would gladly participate in a tournament where you level up a hero in 28 days in Heroes 1 or 2. Unfortunately, there aren't any such tournaments at the moment. I would also play in a Heroes 3 tournament, but I'm having issues with the game version.
17 years ago
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I usually don't have enough time, and I haven't been playing for very long.
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17 years ago
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I already participated in the offline mode and enjoyed it, and I don't even know if I should try the online mode as well.
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17 years ago
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I don't have enough time for the official game, and I still can't figure out how to install the online version...
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17 years ago
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Ty3o-ny3o said it well. I also play trying to enjoy the process and prolong the fun (once I even gave the game money and resources so that it could keep going). So, tournaments don't suit my style.
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16 years ago
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You can and should not hesitate, but try to start playing. Those who want can start with the offline mode (I started with it myself), and those who want can play online. In online mode, you can find a suitable opponent, both in terms of turn time (from 2 minutes) and skill level. I remember how I hesitated for a long time before playing online, but nothing, I got used to it, and started to understand other people's strategies... :) If you need anything, I'll be happy to join you. Good luck and fair play to everyone!
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16 years ago
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I have never participated in any online tournaments. I would like to try...
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16 years ago
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There are ongoing tournaments for Heroes of Might and Magic III, and there are also tournaments for Heroes of Might and Magic V. Check the forum.
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16 years ago
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batonkamch
I have never participated in any online Tournaments. I want to try it out...
Everything is here: /forum/section/62/
You can probably ask about what interests you in the "Round Table" topic.
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15 years ago
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I can organize a tournament! If anyone is interested, please send me a private message!

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