Why do you always speak in riddles? Explain it like you're talking to a normal person! Not everyone is as smart as you!
By the way, I've noticed these kinds of statements not only from you but also from IronAxe.
To the point - WHERE did he come from???
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I, by the way, also don't know how to do this, but it seems to mean: Dessa runs (literally runs, because digging can only be done at the beginning of the turn), runs up to the point where the Grail is buried, and digs it up on the same day :mad: ...or maybe continues running after that :smile04:
Why do you always speak in riddles? Explain it like you would to a simpleton!!! Not everyone is as smart as you!!! By the way, I've noticed such statements not only from you but also from IronAxe.
To the point - WHERE did you come from???
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I, by the way, also don't know how to do this, but it seems to mean: Dessa runs (yes, runs, because you can only dig at the beginning of the turn), runs up to the point where the Grail is buried, and digs it up on the same day....or maybe he runs further after that
If I understand correctly, maybe you need to look at where the Grail is buried. Then replay the turn and place one hero in that location in advance, and open the map with another?
Now, think about why there are such different interpretations??? :D Because the rules don't clearly state what exactly they forbade :D We'll have to wait for clarifications from the rule makers :p
I, by the way, also don't know how to do this, but it seems to mean: DESSA runs (yes, runs, because digging can only be done at the beginning of the turn), runs up to the point where the Grail is buried, and digs it up on the same day :mad: ....or maybe even runs further after that :smile04:
All that remains is to accurately calculate how many movement points the hero has left - I think everyone knows the logistics rules, and give him the appropriate unit. If the two movement point indicators match, the computer considers that the hero has not moved on that day... :) He's so dumb... :)
That's basically it. After that, you can dig up the Grail without any problems. But since the manual says that the hero cannot dig up the Grail if he has moved on that day, we consider this workaround to be illegal - for offline tournaments, of course... But if anyone needs it, go ahead and dig... :)
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However, in offline mode, I can reveal the last piece of the map and then replay it so that when the last piece of the map is revealed, I already have a digging hero standing at the location where the cross is, and he hasn't moved on that turn yet. In other words, can I dig up the Grail in the same turn that I reveal the last piece of the puzzle map?
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In short, why are you so interested in these Grails? Is anyone going to dig it up in this tournament?
The thing is... If a hero has made even one move, then according to the rules, he is not allowed to dig for the Grail on that day. But how does the game check if the hero has moved that day or not? It's very simple - it compares the current number of movement points with the maximum number of movement points that is determined for that hero based on the set of units that the hero has at the current moment... The important thing is that it checks not at the beginning of the day, but specifically at the current moment...
All that remains is to accurately calculate how many movement points the hero has left - I think everyone knows the rules of logistics, and give him the corresponding unit. If the two movement point values match, the game considers that the hero has not moved that day... :) He's so naive... :)
That's basically it. After that, you can dig for the Grail without any problems. But since the manual says that a hero cannot dig for the Grail if he has moved that day, we consider this workaround to be illegal - for offline tournaments, of course... But if anyone needs it, go ahead and dig... :)
Первооткрывательница,советник по делам мира Клана "E pluribus unum":rolleyes:
Первооткрывательница,советник по делам мира Клана "E pluribus unum":rolleyes:
Some people understand it, while others don't... and, by the way, I'm not the only one.
I can explain in more detail – but probably not in this thread... If you wish, ask any question in the Blitz Tournament topic, and I will answer you there in more detail...
The thing is... If a hero has made even one move, he is not allowed to dig up the Grail on that day – according to the rules. But how does the game check if the hero has moved on that day or not? It's very simple – it compares the current number of movement points with the maximum number of movement points that is determined for that hero based on the set of units that the hero has at the current moment... The important fact is that it checks not at the beginning of the day, but specifically at the current moment...
All that remains is to accurately calculate how many movement points the hero has left – I think everyone knows the rules of logistics – and give him the corresponding unit. If the two movement point indicators match, the game considers that the hero has not moved on that day... :) He's so naive... :)
So that's the issue. Now I understand why, in WOG, if you set double movement, the Grail can't be dug up! :smile42:
Some understand, and some don't....and, by the way, I'm not the only one.
- For now, please ask questions in the thread about blitz Tournaments. Later, they might create a separate thread.
And questions with suggestions for changing or adding to the rules should be asked in the following thread: TOURNAMENT MATTERS!
Sincerely.
It all depends on what stage of reading the questions arose... :) If it's after the word "movepoints," that's one stage...
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