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You understand the difference between a personal opinion and a court ruling - a personal opinion doesn't require a complete picture; a probabilistic assessment is sufficient for making a decision.
For example, if you believe that Vasya poisoned your milk with a 30% probability, that is a sufficient reason to stop communicating with Vasya. But that is clearly not enough to bring him to justice through the courts.
The same applies here - you made an assumption, even if it is quite likely, but are you ready to claim that this will always be the case (or at least with a 95% probability)? I highly doubt it. For example, I no longer get an adrenaline rush when playing Heroes.
adrenaline, concentration based on experience - what's the difference...)))
and then - a trial against whom? against a doctor of science, or against a simple worker? with the accusation of vomiting in the library?
depending on the suspect's personality and attitude to the arguments, it may be different, because motives, damn it, motives!..... now they are accusing a player who ruined Gosha's game, even though the neighbor-necromancer was defeated in the first week, and on the defendant's bench (exactly there, not in the lawyer's office - he moved there voluntarily) is Vic!... :D :D :D
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Unfortunately, it is quite difficult to calculate chains while in battle. And it is not very convenient to think without seeing the board - whether in chess or in Heroes.
Tell me, am I understanding your thought correctly - you claim that at 8 minutes into the game, the time cannot run out, no matter what happens, right?
And immediately the second thought - you claim that no player, under any circumstances, will forget to put on artifacts and position themselves for battle when jumping to attack the opponent, right?
)))))))))
Yur, let's not be abstract, but about a specific game
....so, question for a question:
1. were there any chains in it that needed to be calculated?
2. what was so unusual happening at 214 (except for going to the toilet - the opponent didn't have time to go while it was his turn, and there was no time to wait for your turn) that the merciless time so suddenly ruined the blue team's preparation for the invasion?
3. mistakes happen - you forget... but this is like forgetting to remove the handcuffs after a fight :D :D :D it's quickly fixed... as for the totality with the other arguments in this specific game... ;)