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I support this initiative. Many players in the community have already impressed me with their fair play attitude, though I can't remember them all, but at least some of them. :)
Shevanesian. When I returned to Heroes, back when it was still WT, he was my first opponent. He patiently helped me figure everything out, got me up to "working condition" for my first game, and played that first game with me.
Surreal. The Mirror-2 tournament. We managed to mess up the settings and rules three times in our match. I lost. And a few days after he won, he suggested replaying the game with completely correct settings and no mistakes. You can find the details in the tournament reports. It was a rather remarkable case.
Dave_HUN. Dave appeared during a period when different opponents in different tournaments messed up the game time three times in a row, and I was particularly upset about it. I suggested to him that if we agree on a time, and if one of us is more than 20 minutes late, they should simply immediately write a report about their defeat. And he replied that he understood what I meant and fully agreed. People like that do exist. :smile03:
Sanin, Ihromant (aka Zawulon). I've only had positive experiences communicating with them. They are thoughtful and calm. I'm very glad to see them among the organizers.
I had periods when I played several practice games in a row with both of them. I always lost to Sanin, and I think I had a positive record against Ihromant.
And if I had the time, I would continue playing with each of them. Because everything was great.
Shevanesian. When I returned to Heroes, back when it was still WT, he was my first opponent. He patiently helped me figure everything out, got me up to "working condition" for my first game, and played that first game with me.
Surreal. The Mirror-2 tournament. We managed to mess up the settings and rules three times in our match. I lost. And a few days after he won, he suggested replaying the game with completely correct settings and no mistakes. You can find the details in the tournament reports. It was a rather remarkable case.
Dave_HUN. Dave appeared during a period when different opponents in different tournaments messed up the game time three times in a row, and I was particularly upset about it. I suggested to him that if we agree on a time, and if one of us is more than 20 minutes late, they should simply immediately write a report about their defeat. And he replied that he understood what I meant and fully agreed. People like that do exist. :smile03:
Sanin, Ihromant (aka Zawulon). I've only had positive experiences communicating with them. They are thoughtful and calm. I'm very glad to see them among the organizers.
I had periods when I played several practice games in a row with both of them. I always lost to Sanin, and I think I had a positive record against Ihromant.
And if I had the time, I would continue playing with each of them. Because everything was great.