sir_moz
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Dear Killandaction!
I would like to clarify in what way the word "whiner" contains an insult, as I do not understand the point of your post. Without sarcasm or rudeness, I really don't understand how you can give me warnings if I simply call a spade a spade. I ask that you clearly state the criteria by which a decision on a warning will be made. I also ask that you clearly and understandably explain why I cannot call whiners "whiners" if they behave that way. And, most importantly, I ask that you clearly and concisely, without THREATS and empty warnings, explain to me why I cannot call people who try in every possible way to avoid having to play with strong players "dynamic players."
Without insults, I may indeed be wrong in the way I express my complaints. Many people have written to me that I should simply not publicly react to such behavior. I have repeatedly written that I am very upset by the situation when adults, having signed up to participate in a tournament, having read the rules and regulations, during the tournament try to behave like capricious children. No one forced anyone to click the "please register me for the tournament" button. Heroes is an adult Community, many players have a very limited amount of free time, and since the game is a hobby, and we sometimes have to coordinate our time with the time of other people, I would like not to be in a situation where, for 2 months, you cannot get at least an approximate answer.
Once again, I was wrong in the way I expressed my complaints. If anyone needs it, I apologize for the rudeness.
I really dislike the situation when adults, having read the regulations, after losing, start inventing "different leagues." I think this is childish, capricious behavior. At the same time, I clearly understand the point: no one wants to waste their time, especially considering that there will be no even minimal pleasure from the game. But I believe that adult behavior in this situation is to remember that the opponent also spent their time on an uninteresting game, and it would be good to thank them for it. If there is a desire to divide the players into groups so that there is approximately equal competition in these groups, then it is necessary to write about this before the tournament, when discussing the rules and regulations. I would never call a person a whiner if he honestly wrote before the tournament that he wants interesting games and therefore suggests dividing the players into groups. The motivation here will be clear, and such behavior only evokes respect. But the situation when a player agreed to participate in the tournament, read the rules, agreed to participate, brought the situation to the point of absurdity, when it was impossible to understand even approximately the timing of the game, after such a "game" writes messages in the spirit of "well, I knew, why did I waste my time on this, why did you bother me," only causes wild irritation. I cannot help but be irritated, especially if this is repeated behavior. I understand that I am wrong when I give free rein to my emotions. I will try not to allow insults and personal attacks in the future. I hope that I was able to clearly and concisely convey my position, and I really hope that I was able to convey it clearly.
Peace to all.
Added 12 minutes ago
Vip, I can't seem to catch you on ICQ. I'm ready to play on weekdays from approximately 5:30 PM to 11:00 PM for the next 2 weeks, except for Friday, because I'm leaving for the country house around that time. I'm also ready to play on Sunday evening after 10:00 PM. If the timing works, please leave a message here, just in case.
I would like to clarify in what way the word "whiner" contains an insult, as I do not understand the point of your post. Without sarcasm or rudeness, I really don't understand how you can give me warnings if I simply call a spade a spade. I ask that you clearly state the criteria by which a decision on a warning will be made. I also ask that you clearly and understandably explain why I cannot call whiners "whiners" if they behave that way. And, most importantly, I ask that you clearly and concisely, without THREATS and empty warnings, explain to me why I cannot call people who try in every possible way to avoid having to play with strong players "dynamic players."
Without insults, I may indeed be wrong in the way I express my complaints. Many people have written to me that I should simply not publicly react to such behavior. I have repeatedly written that I am very upset by the situation when adults, having signed up to participate in a tournament, having read the rules and regulations, during the tournament try to behave like capricious children. No one forced anyone to click the "please register me for the tournament" button. Heroes is an adult Community, many players have a very limited amount of free time, and since the game is a hobby, and we sometimes have to coordinate our time with the time of other people, I would like not to be in a situation where, for 2 months, you cannot get at least an approximate answer.
Once again, I was wrong in the way I expressed my complaints. If anyone needs it, I apologize for the rudeness.
I really dislike the situation when adults, having read the regulations, after losing, start inventing "different leagues." I think this is childish, capricious behavior. At the same time, I clearly understand the point: no one wants to waste their time, especially considering that there will be no even minimal pleasure from the game. But I believe that adult behavior in this situation is to remember that the opponent also spent their time on an uninteresting game, and it would be good to thank them for it. If there is a desire to divide the players into groups so that there is approximately equal competition in these groups, then it is necessary to write about this before the tournament, when discussing the rules and regulations. I would never call a person a whiner if he honestly wrote before the tournament that he wants interesting games and therefore suggests dividing the players into groups. The motivation here will be clear, and such behavior only evokes respect. But the situation when a player agreed to participate in the tournament, read the rules, agreed to participate, brought the situation to the point of absurdity, when it was impossible to understand even approximately the timing of the game, after such a "game" writes messages in the spirit of "well, I knew, why did I waste my time on this, why did you bother me," only causes wild irritation. I cannot help but be irritated, especially if this is repeated behavior. I understand that I am wrong when I give free rein to my emotions. I will try not to allow insults and personal attacks in the future. I hope that I was able to clearly and concisely convey my position, and I really hope that I was able to convey it clearly.
Peace to all.
Added 12 minutes ago
Vip, I can't seem to catch you on ICQ. I'm ready to play on weekdays from approximately 5:30 PM to 11:00 PM for the next 2 weeks, except for Friday, because I'm leaving for the country house around that time. I'm also ready to play on Sunday evening after 10:00 PM. If the timing works, please leave a message here, just in case.
