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I disagree with this; it's a superficial and biased opinion. I won't elaborate, but I think someone like Forrest could do a better job. ;)

Competitive - is like a theatrical performance, this is very well understood in some sports. Let's work in the direction of spectacle, so that the community grows and strengthens, and players cannot be dragged away from the game by the ears.

I think that The Eastern Invasions (TE) is more correct and boring than Shades of Darkness (SoD), it's closer to chess. Battles with neutrals without the risk of losing or taking serious damage are subconsciously uninteresting. That's why TE isn't as popular as SoD; it gets boring quickly, and on the resources where it's played, there's a trend of decreasing player activity.

As I understand it, you think that TE is a step back in terms of spectacle!?
On the contrary, there are games with control, buyouts, and multiple flag battles. In SoD, there are many instances of players giving up/surrendering even before contact (which Vic mentioned above).
And in 90% of cases, the flag battle is just one. Maybe it's just a different style on HvH.

I think that TE is more correct and boring than SoD, closer to chess. Battles with neutrals without the risk of losing or taking serious losses are subconsciously uninteresting. That's why TE isn't as popular as SoD; it gets boring quickly, and on the resources where it's played, there's a trend of decreasing player activity.

I think it's something else. That when a player "spiritually grows into TE" (hehe son lol what a phrasing :) ), he is already close to that age/level of development where you basically stop caring about games in general.

The only disadvantage of Samurai compared to Castle is that it's not sold in stores. That's why there are more novice Castle players than Samurai players. But overall (and most importantly!), the previous inter-portal competitions settled all the scores.

I think that TE is more correct and boring than SoD; it's closer to chess. Battles with neutrals without the risk of losing or suffering serious losses are subconsciously uninteresting.

I would like to hold a tournament in January-February of next year using the 8mm6 template. However, it requires at least a TE-lite setting to prevent slow roads from being generated. We could use a system similar to hockey: first, a round-robin tournament with 8 players, followed by a playoff (like an Olympic-style tournament) for the same 8 players. The top half of the table in the round-robin stage will be matched with players from the bottom half. What do you think? Will we be able to get 8 players on the forum?

Following the system used in hockey: first, a round-robin tournament with 8 players, and then a playoff (in the Olympic style) for the same 8 players. Those who finish in the top half of the table in the round-robin stage are drawn against players from the bottom half. What do you think?

I would like to hold a tournament in January-February of next year using the 8mm6 template. But it requires at least a TE-lite setting so that slow roads are not generated. Following the system adopted in hockey: first, a round-robin tournament with 8 players, and then a playoff (in the Olympic style) for the same 8 players. Those who occupy the top half of the table in the round-robin stage will be drawn against players from the bottom half. What do you think? Will we get 8 players on the forum?

I would like to hold a tournament in January-February of next year using the 8mm6 template. But it requires at least TE-lite to prevent slow roads from being generated. Following the system used in hockey: first, a round-robin tournament with 8 players, and then a playoff (in the Olympic style) for the same 8 players. Those who finish in the top half of the table in the round-robin stage will be drawn against players from the bottom half. What do you think? Will we get 8 players on the forum?