@cheese.smelling.c: The Deciding Round | Horde vs Night Elves | Warcraft III Insane AI The Horde enter round seven with a 5-1 series lead. Can the Night Elves keep the simulation alive? Watch the deciding round from simulation 003, followed by the complete series result and the overall standings through this matchup. Champions from across Azeroth and beyond team up to prove themselves in Warcraft III. Four heroes on each side, native AI making the decisions, and a place among the Ultimate Heroes on the line. Rules: - Each team fields four level 10 heroes, using the four standard melee hero classes for its race. Campaign characters give the champions their lore names. - Hero attributes are unedited, skills are learned, and racial technologies are fully researched. Each round starts with fresh heroes, full health and mana, and reset cooldowns. There is no extra equipment apart from the Night Elf ring below. - Both teams play on Insane difficulty. There is no player micro or manually forced spellcasting. - No regular army or outside support. Units and illusions summoned by the heroes are allowed. An ultimate that needs other units has to work with whatever targets are available. - Each simulation lasts up to 10 rounds. The team with the most round wins takes the simulation. The series ends early if the other team can no longer catch up. - A round lasts at most five minutes of combat. If neither team has won by then, the round is a draw. An equal final number of round wins means a drawn simulation. - The referee can award a round to end stalling or an endless chase. Referee calls are final. - Each side draws independently from five formations designed for its race. Every formation is used once before the pool resets, and sides stay fixed throughout the simulation. - Rounds start during the day. Night Elf heroes receive Pocket Night, a ring that provides their usual nighttime regeneration during daylight. It switches off at night so the bonus does not stack with their natural regeneration. - Undead teams get blight on their half of the arena. Whether they take advantage of it is up to the AI. - Combat units and summons are reset, and trees are restored between rounds. Combat damage does not carry over. - Standings points are awarded per complete simulation: 3 for a win, 1 for a draw, and 0 for a loss. Individual rounds do not award standings points. #Warcraft3 #HeroesChamp #UltimateHeroes #HeroBattles #4v4 #InsaneAI

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