Discussion about the Britvachka-Valenok party.

the blue player's move on 147 was made with absolutely no knowledge of the terrain, wasting extra moves (the optimal way would have been to fly to the lift and DD to the Dragon Utopia)

If one were to make such a move, it would be an obvious giveaway and an admission that the player is a cheater-idiot.

Funny reasoning about how Gurny wanted to catch someone on the run)). He has no idea if the reds are even there. He jumps into the dark, to the edge of the map, into red territory, and sees a breached metro. If you want to catch someone on the run, you'd run along the road hoping to see some sucker with a powerful unit (nonsense, in my opinion; throw the "catching on the run" version in the toilet). A metro leading to a treasure zone is like 100%, since no one has ever seen a Tower underground even back in mini-nostalgia. Possible options:

a) everything there is already cleared and there's no point in heading there;
b) if not everything is cleared, it's quite likely that Nela is there and you'll definitely get beaten, since the blues are clearly behind.

The move into this metro itself is illogical and almost always negative (either in terms of moves or simply losing the game). But Gurny crawls in there and jumps right into the corner of the map. What's the point? What chance is there that it's a native Dragon Utopia, rather than an obelisk, a Pandora's box with 10k gold, or a hive?
I have never seen even a moderately strong player waste their ГГ moves like this, especially in the endgame, when the chances of hitting are close to zero!

Meaning, if Britva had made the same move with his leader, but there was some random junk in the corner (which, in my opinion, would be the case 95-99% of the time), everyone would have thought—not without reason—that Britva is just a noob (I've signed us all up here, including myself :), anyway), right? But he's an experienced and strong player; I don't understand how one could move so talentlessly :confused:
And Britva's explanation is ridiculous (although I thought about it and couldn't come up with anything more plausible)). A person with such intuition could easily play, and win, blindfolded, using only sound.
My opinion: the chance that this is just a coincidence and Britva simply got super lucky is equal to the chance that a white grand piano will fall on me while I'm writing this post. I've argued it as best I could, thank you for your attention.