P.S.: Using the program is, of course, a cheat, albeit not a particularly malicious one. But the program DOES NOT WORK online. The author has fixed this.
So, the question is, is THIS a cheat? And not 90% of the above mentioned by colleagues?
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P.S.: Using the program is, of course, a cheat, albeit not a particularly malicious one. But the program DOES NOT WORK online. The author has fixed this.
I explored Tazar, and I managed to play as him, and I got what I wanted. I know in advance what I need to take and what I don't, and the probability that the tree is different is minimal.

"It is forbidden to view save files" - but what does this program do?
Correct, it views them. Therefore, it is a cheat.
The program works in offline mode, save files cannot be viewed, which means the topic is irrelevant and the program is not a cheat, because nothing prevents you from using it to view save files of completed matches.
So, the question is whether THIS is a cheat? And not 90% of what my colleagues listed.
Besides everything else, there is also "breaking the skill tree." After all, you can acquire a skill not only by leveling up...
If I'm wrong, correct me.
This is a Sisyphean task because the practical benefit in a real game is minimal (no more than using a damage calculator). It's better to spend the time it would take to analyze all the possibilities on improving your gameplay skills. You'll get more out of it.
The program systematizes and processes information simply faster than you do. Of course, you can create a database of skill trees and adapt its use with some other program. Thus, by adding an intermediate link, we "sort of" demonstrate the legitimacy of our actions; the time for requesting and processing information will increase, but the result will be the same. And something similar is what we all see when using the HD mod. The only difference is that the mod is publicly available. And the opinion that it is a cheat does not arise only because everyone who can/wants uses it.
But at the same time, another murky thought arises. When one player's analytical apparatus – the brain – has a much larger cache and works significantly faster than another, then, in the opinion of the weaker player, he is a cheater. Therefore, I would have to agree with the use of the program by AlexSpl, since it has been around for a long time and there has been enough talk about it (although it was forgotten for a while). Displaying the skill tree is nothing more than auxiliary information (like the same tables on moves, demons, etc. – some have them in their mind or in an explicit form, while others do not), since the value is constant and does not depend on anything. This program is simply more controversial. It can/should be fought against only by asking Baratortcha (he somehow declared the idea of introducing a countermeasure to another program into the mod, which also accesses memory) to implement a ban on any third-party program accessing the memory.
And as for what Vaflya wants, let him do it – he will have a lot of time now :smile14:. For example, he could make it look nice, like in the About Heroes program.
2. The use of additional programs that speed up the gameplay is allowed, in particular: - A program for quick exchange of troops and artifacts between two heroes in Heroes III - HMM3_Lighter, - Animation speed-up in battles - Cranim, - A mod to improve the functional part of the interface - HoMM3 HD. The player using these programs and files is responsible for all bugs that arise. The use of any other additional programs and files that affect the Gameplay is prohibited without prior agreement with the opponent.