Dirty_Player, are you participating? Or just judging?
I'd like you to participate too!
Posts from 7th Interportal Tournament of HMM3-OFF: "Earth Magic"
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Okay, fine, I'll join the participants too ("if I don't win, at least I'll have fun!":D). I won't send the save file yet: what if I want to improve the result? (but later, I'll rest a bit:)).
Of course, I don't claim to be among the winners; for me, participation is more important than winning, but, of course, I'd like to be at least not last.:)
By the way, if it's not a secret: how many participants have already signed up? And will the information about the number of accepted final save files be updated regularly in the first post?
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By the way, if it's not a secret: how many participants have already signed up? And will the information about the number of accepted final save files be updated regularly in the first post?
Secondly, what's the point of the map creator playing their own map for speed? The probability that they will play it worse than anyone else is around 3%. I don't think there will be so many skilled players in the tournament that they can beat the record (if it exists, of course) of the creator.
Стримы и обучение тут:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWlnXU5R5RLCMuWzIpBc65Q
I enjoy unraveling mysteries, but once everything is already known, the interest fades.
It's interesting how this works with offline play, where it's common to meticulously create a map in the editor.
Questions about the tournament.
1. The rules state: "2. The tournament is held on Heroes 3 The Shadow of Death version with patch 3.2 or 4.0."
What if I complete the starting save for a result in the "Complete Collection" interface? Will there be any difference for the result to be counted?
2. And if I send the save tomorrow. And in a week I will improve significantly.
Can I send the save again, and will the previous save be canceled?
In general, only one save is accepted, but if someone improves the result, the organizers usually go to meet them and accept it. Ideally, of course, do everything as it should be first, and then send the saves. There is plenty of time until September 9th.
Another question.
Everyone is registering and calling out some numbers.
What are these numbers?
And is it enough to just send the save with a letter describing the walkthrough and a nickname that matches the save?
It is interesting how this relates to offline mode, where it is customary to first carefully edit the map in the editor...
Especially for everyone who is participating in the tournament for the first time: CAREFULLY STUDY THE RULES AND RESTRICTIONS.
I'll think about it. Maybe I'll play just to reach the quorum. I enjoy solving mysteries, but when everything is already known, the interest fades.
iceTiTaN, first, read his information carefully, or rather, his signature. Second, what's the point of the map creator playing their own map for speed? The probability that they will play it worse than anyone else is about 3%. I don't think there will be so many skilled players in the tournament to beat the record (if it exists, of course) of the creator.
I don't argue, if you play once, the probability is definitely no more than 3%. But when a good player plays 3-4 times, the chances will be almost equal. I think that if Dirty_Player plays, the result will be the same. The whole struggle will be for the stats.
Just knowing the map and executing the playthrough in reality are two completely different things!
For example, this month, a tournament was held http://www.heroesportal.net/tavern/?id=109533&pagenum=61&nocache=1344689440#m373401 and the map creator showed a result of 15 days, although he is a pretty good player and a monster at creating maps. And I showed a result of 9 days.
2. And if I say, I'll send the save tomorrow. And in a week, I'll improve significantly.
Will it be possible to send the save again, and cancel the previous save?
Can I send an improved save again?
Just finished playing a map (it was interesting, I liked it).
Someone uses a second copy of the game for cheating. They say it's very convenient.
2. cheat (using the debug menu, of course)
It's inconvenient for each reader to copy the latest save, as I did. Did these people do it differently?
What is this menu? The one with the hack-file-screen-help options (with the /nwcgrail parameter)?