Rhox
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I agree with many who have already expressed their opinion that the main "disadvantage" of Total Enhancement (both Lite and Full) on World of Heroes is the lack of a fixed set of settings. Creating standard settings – a set of scripts, a TE.ini file, and a settings file, which would define the rules for the game – would encourage more people to play these versions.
However, I don't think it's right to position something as the main version on the resource. There should be Tournaments for both SoD (the main version, TE by agreement) and TE (SoD by agreement).
Whether to create separate settings, etc., and tournaments for Lite and Full probably depends on the settings adopted for Full. Probably yes. For example, in Lite, we could adopt all the settings from SoD as standard, and the timer wouldn't tick during battles, and the current SoD limit of 6 minutes (360+360) would be used, and the morale of neutral creatures would remain, but to distinguish it from SoD, we could make a built level 2 structure the standard (probably the most appealing aspect for some hardcore SoD players) and enable the Necro patch. There would still be the possibility to edit certain aspects over time. For example, it was discussed here that Shakti is "overpowered," so, as in Full TE, we could reduce his starting stack size to 15-25 units in Lite. This is just an example, but all changes would be centralized, with a separate topic or a post in the Online Game Rules topic, which would contain all the information and files.
And for Full, we should adopt standard settings and scripts, because I played it about a year ago, and I enjoyed it, but I didn't figure out many things. For example, there should be crypts for the Barbarian on his starting map, but even though I set everything up as needed, I never found them, so I must have downloaded the wrong file. The number of starting units, 10-16 or 14-20 per stack, is also unclear beforehand, as it's not clear which files the opponent is using. It's tedious and uninteresting to discuss all the nuances before each game. All of this seems like minor details that don't have a significant impact on the game, but this variety creates a somewhat negative impression.
In general, standardization is needed. Who will take care of it?
:)
However, I don't think it's right to position something as the main version on the resource. There should be Tournaments for both SoD (the main version, TE by agreement) and TE (SoD by agreement).
Whether to create separate settings, etc., and tournaments for Lite and Full probably depends on the settings adopted for Full. Probably yes. For example, in Lite, we could adopt all the settings from SoD as standard, and the timer wouldn't tick during battles, and the current SoD limit of 6 minutes (360+360) would be used, and the morale of neutral creatures would remain, but to distinguish it from SoD, we could make a built level 2 structure the standard (probably the most appealing aspect for some hardcore SoD players) and enable the Necro patch. There would still be the possibility to edit certain aspects over time. For example, it was discussed here that Shakti is "overpowered," so, as in Full TE, we could reduce his starting stack size to 15-25 units in Lite. This is just an example, but all changes would be centralized, with a separate topic or a post in the Online Game Rules topic, which would contain all the information and files.
And for Full, we should adopt standard settings and scripts, because I played it about a year ago, and I enjoyed it, but I didn't figure out many things. For example, there should be crypts for the Barbarian on his starting map, but even though I set everything up as needed, I never found them, so I must have downloaded the wrong file. The number of starting units, 10-16 or 14-20 per stack, is also unclear beforehand, as it's not clear which files the opponent is using. It's tedious and uninteresting to discuss all the nuances before each game. All of this seems like minor details that don't have a significant impact on the game, but this variety creates a somewhat negative impression.
In general, standardization is needed. Who will take care of it?
:)
