One can recall many famous names from history, and fortunately, not only male ones. And so, by my own volition, I want to add names to the world of heroes that people will know and know their stories...
They say: a man comes into this world to fight. But what about a woman??? Is she alien to the feeling of spilled blood and the taste of victory??? No, and again no...
The ancient Spartans, as a result of the decrease in the number of their army, began to replenish their ranks with women. A certain commander (Spartan) said: a woman can bear the burden of war alongside men. But during battles, men could not bear the sight of beautiful women of this world dying on the battlefield...
But thank heavens, we have virtual wars, and representatives of the fair sex can fight on equal footing with our men. Today, we will talk about one of the Amazons...
I myself have a weakness for girls who do not quite (if I may say so) engage in "feminine" activities: flying airplanes, driving cars, buses; practicing martial arts or simply punching someone in the face;
So, I present to you an interview with the well-known, sweet, kind, charming, flirtatious, sincere (I'm getting carried away a bit, it's a weakness) Ta Kotoraya...
A message for Tatiana and her answers:
So, Tanya, there will be about 5-7 questions. There is no need to rush, answer as best you can. There is only one request: write more in your answers, that is, make them comprehensive...
I'm probably too early to be in "Heroic Stories." But if SEM, you think otherwise, then okay... I will try to give long and detailed answers.
Question 1: As you know, the computer world, and especially any games, are somewhat alien to the female sex. What attracted you to Heroes from a female perspective, and how did it happen that you became seriously involved in Heroes???
Well, I wouldn't be so categorical. Not alien – rather, girls, in my opinion, have more diverse interests. And not always are there games that appeal to them – developers are focused on the male population. Girls don't really like weapons, killings, and so on. But in Heroes, the atmosphere appealed to me – a fairy-tale world, pleasant graphics. I started with strategies in general – Civilization (even the first one!), War and Peace, Lost World, Horde, etc. Then I fell in love with Heroes – a leisurely game, the opportunity to both run around the map and fight. Then I heard about Heroes 5 (it was still in development). I was looking for information about it, stumbled upon the heroesV.net website, which later turned into HeroesWorld.ru. Here, I gradually discovered new things – new strategies, new people, new features. Initially, I played offline, then I discovered online. That's how I got hooked. I even brought my brother with me!
Question 2: As you know, you are the head of a clan and used to be very active in the life of the site, tournaments, and various heroic events. What has changed???
Well, I hope that my clan will always receive enough support and attention from me! I haven't disappeared, I haven't left completely.
However, it is true that things have changed somewhat now – work takes up a lot of time, and now I also have a rather busy personal life (secretly - (sorry guys, it's a secret)). But I'm not going to give up my favorite game – I promise! I'm just taking a short break.
Question 3: What are your greatest achievements in Heroes? What would you highlight as your most memorable experiences (tournaments, trips to tournaments in clubs, communicating with people)???
My achievements are modest. I'm an average player, but if I played as often as many people on this resource do, I'm sure I would have achieved a good level of skill. But I play more for fun.
What I remember are the people who taught me to play online (my first opponents – Geksorin, Adelaide, CrasH). Meetings with people in real life (St. Petersburg, Moscow, ESPECIALLY Michurinsk!). Tournaments – I mostly remember offline ones.
Question 4: How do you feel being one of the few girls on our site, and even the only representative of the fair sex online???
How do I feel? Probably good. I'll spice up the male company. And there are girls playing online besides me, and they play great!
Question 5: What do you think about the fact that so many guys spend their free time doing who knows what??? (suggestions, humor is welcome)
Why don't you ask how men would feel if their wife, for example, sat down at the computer instead of preparing dinner? I'm very curious!
By the way, the only surprising fact for me was the age of the players. I thought that only people up to 25 years old played. It turned out that it's more likely to be after 30, or even 40. Some have adult children playing with their fathers. That's really interesting!
Question 6: What can you say about the future of Heroes? Will you return to our ranks, or is that it, have you played enough???
Nope! You won't get rid of me!!! I'm not going anywhere... That's it.
And in general – honestly – it will be hard for me without Heroes. So I will play, I hope, for many more years.
I hope I wasn't too harsh, I'll be waiting for your answers, a true admirer of female commanders, SEM_56!!
P.S. I recently talked to a respected person. I hinted about an interview with Tatiana, but I received several interesting suggestions:
SEM_56
On Monday, I might write an interview with TaKotoraya.
Respected person
Oh, damn, she's quite a character :-D
SEM_56
Character??? Tell me about the character???
Respected person
Well, she's the head of a clan in which both Eric and Mizrael are ))
And I'm not there)))
SEM_56
And what, what clan are you in???
Respected person
I was just teasing each other at the meeting in Michurinsk. I'm not in any.
SEM_56
Religious beliefs???
Respected person
You were the first to say that )) I just wanted to create my own and take these friends with me, but, alas, they had already joined.
Please do not pay attention to the last lines. I wrote them to add a little playful mood and mystery at the end of the interview, with respect, SEM_56!!!