Oh... Let's not turn this into a comedy and come up with some conclusions based on perfectly harmless words.
The game hasn't finished yet, so I don't want to make any comments about it prematurely. Otherwise, I might jinx it. Knock on wood, knock on wood, knock on wood :-))
I'll just say one thing (I hope you don't take it personally): I have a "Thieves' Guild" on my side, and on turn 121, it showed that 2 horses were lost. That is, the best monster is monks. Therefore, I am ready to accept the opponent's surrender if the judges don't mind. The opponent's desire to start a new game seems logical, but, of course, it is not in my interests.
if losing 2 horses (while they have a castle, i.e., compared to the standard setup, it's actually minus 1 horse but plus marks, crushers, and pikes, and there's a ton of money to buy everything back + they defend in a chain) in exchange for a 10th-level alchemist with a lair, pathfinding, and ranged attack, and experience up to the 8th level doesn't count :D (i.e., practically 2 fronts throughout the game) is considered a loss... well, then, excuse me... I wish to hear more substantial arguments... I remind you that in the last game here – the FB-3 qualifier – I lost EVERYTHING, and I barely managed to rebuild, but I still won the game :smile04:
so it's better not to provoke further arguments, but to talk about the essence of the regulations
I violated the regulations, but since this was done at the request of the organizers, they, I hope, are ready to meet me halfway, at least so that no one can even theoretically suspect me of abuse... sic :cool:
P.S.: childish babble-2
WHERE were you when it was repeatedly suggested to sit down and continue?! ;)
you should have been grabbing your luck by the... well, you know, while it wasn't too late!
the fact that the game with Preds stalled is because Preds was busy with Marcon! and who knows how long they would have been mashing each other after cutting each other's troops! :)
I was ready to play exactly then, at the club
now the situation has changed... well, if they recognize it then, it's the judges' full right, I won't object, but it's not up to you to decide)))))))
(с) Roger Zelazny