Posts from Moscow qualifying tournament for Shades of Darkness. Auto-translated

I don't like SoD and sm-ki, so what?

I adore SoD as a game; I am critical of it as a competitive discipline, and I don't like smki—that' same is also fine.

I adore SoD as a game; I am critical of it as a competitive discipline, I don't like smks, and that's fine too.

So, the point is, our love/hate relationship with versions and maps doesn't stop us from participating in the qualifiers, but it stops pitu. That's exactly what we're talking about.

I won't comment further; I'll just note that you're still stuck in 2004, in Krasnodar, and are still trying to revive those times, attract long-gone dinosaurs, and so on. Why?

Zhenya, if you think about it that way, then we are also long-gone dinosaurs. We don't play, we just write.

In short, I'm ending the discussion so as not to distract attention from the actual qualifying tournament; if we don't get at least one, let alone two, it won't happen.

Respectfully, SAG. We are waiting for the official announcement of the dates and rules.
Respectfully, Qwerty. If you need help gathering players, write, and I'll try to invite some acquaintances from Moscow.

Dear colleagues. Due to the emergence of an extremely interesting program /topic/6498/ that allows for significant acceleration of gameplay in SoD, I am raising the issue of a tournament again. I hope for lively and constructive dialogue, the goal of which could be a large Moscow tournament for Heroes 3, where there will be a place for everyone, both among organizers and players.

There’s a small computer club with about 40 computers in the Tretyakovka area, located under the “Soyuz” store. It’s not a VIP place, but there are many computers, and there seems to be enough space. The staff is friendly, so you might be able to arrange something and even smoke there.