Amnesty for Wlk777.

I'll say my piece too. And let some of my acquaintances disown me if they want... I've played with Valentin many times, we've communicated, and yes, there was an episode at the beginning, like he mentioned in his report, that I was a noob – well, that's true, what's there to get offended about? Afterwards, I didn't hear any rudeness or anything like that from him; I think I even use more profanity in our chats:D! We fought together against the tyranny of a moderator-dictator-inadequate:smile29: :smile04:. Alex R, and it turned out to be quite successful:smile20:. We still play periodically without any problems, just for fun, on unlimited (practically the only person who sets it up in the settings without being asked by the opponent to control the game length;)). What I want to say to those who received some insults in Battle.net is that there's a good Russian proverb: "don't blame the mirror if your face is ugly," and also, watch Soviet cartoons more often instead of Hollywood bloody action movies – about the same little raccoon: "share your smile!..." damn:cool:. In reality, at least two people are quite ready to replace wlk777 on the Hive in terms of stirring things up and making people laugh: these are, of course, Oelm and, unfortunately, one of the organizers of the Kyiv qualifiers and finals, Sem56, who is actually a good person. (if I also swore and was rude left and right, then KostyaN would definitely join them:D).. In general, as they say, nature abhors a vacuum. And, judging by our last conversation, Valentin doesn't even need to return to World anymore, so that's the end of the comedy, gentlemen (or the beginning of a new one with new heroes?:smile12:). But at least the principle of a permanent ban, I hope, will die out as an atavism after all these disputes – and that's a good thing. Maybe someone will think twice before insulting another bold newbie, wondering if they'll get a hundredfold response:smile38:?