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Yeah, and all sorts of scoundrels take advantage of this, spawning you know, all kinds of crap-rules without diplomacy and other ideas laid down by the Great Kanengem.

What kind of war is there without diplomacy?!!! What are you talking about?! Diplomacy is more than half of any real war! It is precisely through diplomacy that wars are won; it's thanks to it that one manages to gather forces superior to the enemy. How would the USSR have fought Germany without the military and material aid of the allies? And how would Cortes, with his hundred warriors, have captured the multi-million state of the Aztecs? Only through diplomacy.

And through the efforts of various shady characters, Heroes has turned from a Game into a pop trainer for four-eyed nerds. Who hate Müllich so much that they banned him. To ban the best hero!!! This is simply tyranny; in all times, outstanding heroes were pampered and cherished, relied upon—finding such a person was considered an achievement.

Suvorov, for instance, led troops through the Alps and dealt a crushing defeat to the enemies. If the rule-makers of ХВ had ruled Russia, they would have banned Suvorov, "imbalance," damn it...

And the shifted guard rule! Who on earth came up with such nonsense?! In all times, the ability to capture a key object without a fight was considered the pinnacle of military talent. Such commanders were loved by soldiers, respected by tsars, and highly valued by contemporaries and descendants. The Germans, for example, in 1940 simply bypassed the Maginot Line and captured France almost without a fight. Because they didn't know about the shifted guard rule. And if they had known, they would have fallen there during the assault and gone down in history as some kind of weirdos.

And the bans on using engine bugs! In life there are no bugs, only features. For example, the chain reaction of uranium nuclear fission is a clear bug. Such a tiny little box, yet it blows everything to dust for hundreds of kilometers around. A bug and an imbalance, definitely. Only, those sitting in politics are by no means the authors of the ХВ rules, so they use this... hm... "bug" for their strategic goals—either applying it as intended, or using the possibility of its application to pressure their neighbors.

Do you think you are smarter than Kanengem?! You aren't fit to be his shoelace; all you can do is whine about imbalance, that the opponent, through their own wit and valor, united half the map in a war against you, while you only exploited the population of captured cities and plundered neighboring territories.

I resolutely demand that Heroes be returned to its original spirit, and that we abandon that castrated version practiced on ХВ!