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Vik never wrote "without experience and tax," so this applies to the Samurai's statement. :) I signed up for the autumn cup, but shortly before the start, they decided to make the difficulty 200%. I rarely withdraw from a tournament after signing up, and I didn't do so here. I knew about the winter cup in advance, I was going to sign up, but based on the autumn experience, I decided not to rush. What if there's another surprise. And sure enough, just days before the start, they decided to play with experience. Vik likes playing with experience. This differs from my tastes, but everyone has their own opinion. And he would never write that the bay tournament will be played without experience (unless he organizes it himself). He, like Preds and others, will prove that even playing by your rules, I am still stronger. In my understanding, that's what makes a strong player. It's because of players like that that I start to enjoy Heroesbay. But the Samurai http://www.heroesportal.net/tavern/?id=268878&pagenum=1 is a little different; he starts talking nonsense about showing off. The Samurai might write: "without experience and tax," even if it's not up to him. He rarely participates in tournaments anyway (naturally, the Samurai has the right not to participate in them). Then he can say: "It's not up to me; the bay players wanted it this way." If you're not running the tournament and have no influence on it, why are you getting involved and promising "without experience and tax"?
I don't understand what's causing this escalation more than a month after the tournament started. But I don't want to argue; I'll just say that I wrote about the tournament with the approval of its host, who told me that the tournament would be without experience and tax. Why the tournament ended up being played with experience and tax is not my question. I ask Alessandro not to jump to conclusions but to first understand in more detail what and why.