Posts from CIS-2014 in Minsk.

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[/U]Vatya, Sanin, and many others.
This only speaks to your laziness or unwillingness. On HeroesWorld in the main topics, by the way, there is a title like this: Heroes 3: World Tournament - an addon for tournament games.
We go inside, and there (in the first post!!!) are links to download the manual and other things, as well as a link to the WT website, where there is also easily accessible information.

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Whew, barely managed to get through it.

Where does my laziness come in? I downloaded, installed, and spent a week trying to install a mod for VT, but... the community told me to go learn the basics first, and there were 47 pages of it... not worth it, I'd rather play SoD...

Laziness and the lack of skill among users are also contributing factors. As is the fact that the developers of Town and Tower and Warlords never took this factor seriously.

If you can't set up and configure VT, then go learn in SoD...

But still, VT :D
P.S. I don't agree with templates = EKB was enough - very long games ;)

Well, 100,500 people somehow managed, which means there are no quizzes to solve there, but rather some simple and understandable actions.

A trivial example. A player sits down to play in Warlords, creates a swamp map, and who will they choose as their companion? 80% will choose Tiaz, and the remaining 20% will be divided between Bron and Vistan, and others. But it won't occur to any of these players to choose Bron as their companion. To understand that this is the ideal companion, you need to read up to page 23 (exaggerating), where it is written that the unit specialist gives +25% HP, and read up to page 34, where it is written that scouting is not a useless skill, but allows you to split up from your starting location...

Where does this number of Warlords players come from? There are only a little over a hundred active players.

Laziness and the lack of skill among users are also contributing factors. As is the fact that the developers of TE and WOT have never taken this factor seriously.

What's the reason for my laziness? I downloaded it, installed it, spent a week trying to install a mod for Warlords, but... the community told me to go study the basics, and there are 47 pages... never mind, I'd rather play SoD.

Considering that the installation and setup process for Warlords is straightforward: a standard installer, preset options, and a comprehensive description on the website, the issue lies with the user – is it laziness or something else?

As for the rules, it's strange to expect that everything will immediately become clear and understandable upon installing a new game. Like any game, it requires reading the manual, observing the game from the outside, and testing it independently in single-player mode. If there were no differences from Shades of Darkness, why would an add-on be necessary?
Furthermore, it would be beneficial to understand the purpose of the changes made; otherwise, why try Warlords after Shades of Darkness, where everything already works well.