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Please advise... the rules state: The game continues until one of the players surrenders or loses.
It also states that if a stalemate situation arises, one player must attack their opponent no later than the end of the 3rd game month (3-4-7)!
I have a question: what if the situation is not a stalemate... but for some reason, they don't meet by the deadline (3-4-7)... can the game continue, or what should be done? (We are currently at the end of the 2nd month, I'm just clarifying for future reference).

I have a question: what if the situation isn't a stalemate, but for some reason, the players still haven't met by the deadline (3-4-7)? Can the game continue, or what should be done? (We're currently at the end of the second month, I'm just clarifying for future reference).

First, you need to explain to the judges why one of the players (who was against a draw) didn't attack his opponent by the end of turns 3-4-7. Answers like "I couldn't find him" won't work. On the largest and most complex map, it's quite possible to find the opponent's castle and attack it multiple times, so read the rules carefully.

I'm reading the rules and I see -
1st "game deadlines" - 1 game per week - we can manage that!
2nd - a stalemate is when both opponents don't want to engage in battle on the opponent's terms (removed from the rules)
and 3rd the most important thing is we want to engage in battle (no longer related to point 2) let's say a little later - it's fun to strategize!!!!!!!
there's nothing about this in the rules - draw your own conclusions

PS - I'm saying this again, there isn't such a situation yet, just explain what the problems are.

PS - I repeat, there are no such situations yet, just explain what the problems are.

I apologize – maybe I’m wrong – but if the skill level of the last applicant (Denis96) is the same as in his application, is there any point? You need to practice killing – for example, I scored over 5000 points on killing – and then registered for a tournament)) like I did back in the day.

Guys, doesn't anyone think that 8 minutes per turn is a bit too short?..

Guys, doesn't anyone think that 8 minutes per turn is a bit too short?..

Try asking the same question on the Ubisoft forums; they'll tear you apart right away :D. For Ubisoft players, 5 minutes is an eternity. But seriously, the 8-minute time limit wasn't just pulled out of thin air. This issue has been discussed before, and 8 minutes is currently the most optimal time for a turn. Ad already outlined some of the factors that were considered when choosing the time in his post. But there's also the concept of mutual agreement; in principle, players can jointly decide on a turn time, whether it's 1 minute or 20, and this is not prohibited. However, 8 minutes remains the standard.