World Championship in Heroes of Might and Magic III. — Tournament History online

Pit for LM

16 years ago

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World Championship in HOMM3.

Registration is now open for a new super tournament.
5 resources: Legends-of-Heroes.com, HerosWorld.ru, GamerHome.net, HeroesPortal.net, Heroes.by - have joined forces to hold a grand Competitive event aimed at developing and strengthening ties between gaming resources from different countries, expanding the circle of communication among players around the world with the aim of exchanging experiences, studying new templates, strategies, and tactics.

The organizer of the Championship is StickyFingaz (ICQ 465786677)
Pit for LM provides him with the necessary assistance on behalf of our resource (ICQ 471401475).

You can find the rules and regulations of the Tournament here http://worldcup.legends-of-heroes.com/home.html.
To register for the Tournament, you need to register on http://worldcup.legends-of-heroes.com/registration.html, indicate your ICQ number in your profile, then log in to the World Cup website using the same email and password.

The creator supported the idea of holding this tournament and wishes our players good luck.

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Javdet

16 years ago

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Link to the currently active tournament. Is it possible to make it so that players can register on their own websites?

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Pit for LM

16 years ago

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Javdet

Link to the currently active tournament. Is it possible to make it so that players can register on their native websites?

I've updated the link. Registration is only possible through LH; it's very simple, and I don't think it's feasible to do it any other way.

FireToSky

16 years ago

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can you translate the rules?

Qwerty

16 years ago

"No DD, Fly, TP.
Players are not allowed to use the following spells: fly, dimension door, town portal."
Эээ ...

StickyFingaz

16 years ago

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Hello everyone!
I'll translate the rules now, and then I'll answer all your questions about them. The rules were created to be as simple as possible to understand. The rules for the World Championship were "compiled" from the rules of all the communities listed above. Essentially, this is a compromise, and some points will be unusual for us, and some will be for "them." Please understand that there are no perfect rules.

Soon, a Russian version of the World Championship website and a gaming dictionary will be created. I hope for a large number of participants from the CIS. And the Google translator allows us to exchange simple phrases that allow us to play normally with players from other countries + someone who understands English will definitely be online, so I don't think that the language will be a significant argument against participating in the World Championship.

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Samurai

16 years ago

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I don’t want to offend anyone, but this championship seems like just another tournament with a flashy name. In my opinion, to become a WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, it should have 200+ participants; then it would have the necessary scale. The rules are tailored for “hardcore” players (in my opinion, this word describes them most accurately) who focus on smoke, balance, and panic (which, combined, form a single template due to the sufficient similarity in tactics and strategy). Naturally, these people (and everyone here knows the main one) will persistently eliminate 8mm and then, with a high probability, Jebus. It would have been much wiser to come up with something more successful based on templates (for example, randomness, trading, or adding 6lm and 8hm, spider, and nostalgia). And, as I said before, add a truly strong element that is unique, besides just the name, to attract players. For now, only a large number of participants can achieve this.
Sorry for the criticism.

StickyFingaz

16 years ago

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to become a WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP level, there must be 200+ participants

yes, I hope there will be at least 200. after half a day, when announcements have only been made on two resources, it is too early to talk about the scale of the tournament.

The rules are tailored for "hardcore" players

these templates are the most popular in the world. outside the CIS, few people know about 6LM and 8HM, and no one knows about Cider and Nostalgia at all.

Van

16 years ago

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Rules with white letters on a white background :D

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Wlk777

16 years ago

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Haven

Rules in white letters on a white background :D

I have white letters on a green background.

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SEM_56

16 years ago

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Samurai

I don't want to offend anyone, but this tournament seems like just another event with a flashy name. In my opinion, for it to reach the level of a WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, it should have 200+ participants; then it would be impressive in scale. The rules are tailored for "hardcore players" (in my opinion, this word describes them most accurately) who focus on specific builds, balance, and panic strategies (which, combined, form a single template due to the similarity in tactics and game strategy). Naturally, these people (and everyone here knows the main one) will stubbornly eliminate 8mm and then, with a high probability, use Jebus. It would have been much better to come up with something more successful based on different templates (for example, randomness, trading, or adding 6LM and 8HM, Spider, and nostalgia). And, as I said before, it would be good to add a truly strong element, something special besides the name, to attract players. For now, only a large number of participants can achieve this.
Sorry for the criticism.

I agree. And regarding the "hardcore players," there's nothing wrong with not understanding some templates and eliminating them.
Many people have played different templates and identified their priorities.
There's no point in arguing about which one is better; each has its pros and cons.
This kind of tournament will be useful, at least to break out of one's narrow-mindedness.
I will participate to broaden my horizons. I know English, German, a little Spanish and Polish, and there are people who can help with Chinese and Japanese

FireToSky

16 years ago

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it will be nonsense to play without large templates like 8mm6.

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Mee

16 years ago

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Why criticize right away? The idea is simply great(!) especially since it's being done for the first time; the experience will be immense, and with the next similar tournaments, everything will be refined, and it will only get better! It's high time to go beyond the CIS and dominate there:)

Sticky, you deserve a big thumbs up and +1 and all sorts of similar things!