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In the OFB-12 tournament, during a game against Sector, the following situation arose:
With little time left on the timer, I attacked my opponent, hoping to cast a spell, but I didn't expect to see a "Cloak of Displacement" there. I hadn't encountered it before, and he hadn't given any hints, but my opponent allowed himself to be overly familiar during a crucial moment in the battle. Later, my opponent violated a rule by visiting an object without clearing its guard (this is clearly visible if you load the map). After I pointed this out, he wrote that there was no guard there, and then that he simply ran out of movement points. Instead of admitting his mistake, he started claiming that this moment was insignificant. Overall, I developed a negative opinion of the player during the game, and his comments about his mistake suggest that he doesn't see anything wrong with such tricks, which in itself is a gross violation of the rule of fair play.
A long time ago, in a game against dark (a very old story), my hero's report was canceled simply because I moved onto a utopia without clearing its guard (now this is allowed). At that time, I said that any mistakes on my part would not be forgiven by my opponent, since that's how I was treated. Of course, I don't resort to such tricks, but in this situation, my opponent's attitude towards the game, towards his opponent, and his blatant "cheating" leave me with no choice.
I will not continue this game with this opponent; the decision is up to the judges.
I am posting my save file and a link to the video on Twitch.
Today, my opponent started writing that he was targeting my troops. I don't know how he found that out; at the time of the save, he was outside their line of sight in the darkness, but in any case, I no longer want to deal with it.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/315278570 is the stream of our game.
Password: rP0lh8L4VA@L>"bF
With little time left on the timer, I attacked my opponent, hoping to cast a spell, but I didn't expect to see a "Cloak of Displacement" there. I hadn't encountered it before, and he hadn't given any hints, but my opponent allowed himself to be overly familiar during a crucial moment in the battle. Later, my opponent violated a rule by visiting an object without clearing its guard (this is clearly visible if you load the map). After I pointed this out, he wrote that there was no guard there, and then that he simply ran out of movement points. Instead of admitting his mistake, he started claiming that this moment was insignificant. Overall, I developed a negative opinion of the player during the game, and his comments about his mistake suggest that he doesn't see anything wrong with such tricks, which in itself is a gross violation of the rule of fair play.
A long time ago, in a game against dark (a very old story), my hero's report was canceled simply because I moved onto a utopia without clearing its guard (now this is allowed). At that time, I said that any mistakes on my part would not be forgiven by my opponent, since that's how I was treated. Of course, I don't resort to such tricks, but in this situation, my opponent's attitude towards the game, towards his opponent, and his blatant "cheating" leave me with no choice.
I will not continue this game with this opponent; the decision is up to the judges.
I am posting my save file and a link to the video on Twitch.
Today, my opponent started writing that he was targeting my troops. I don't know how he found that out; at the time of the save, he was outside their line of sight in the darkness, but in any case, I no longer want to deal with it.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/315278570 is the stream of our game.
Password: rP0lh8L4VA@L>"bF
ICQ: 564224919