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Where did you get that from? You're making completely unfounded statements and treating them as axioms. Let's go through it step by step. Let's take the Heroes community, the best organizers.
Lord Maniac. An incredibly kind person, a true intellectual from St. Petersburg. He never raised his voice. He was incredibly hardworking, writing reports, preparing maps for tournaments for hundreds of people. He worked for weeks.

Horn. A man with a big heart, very generous. He had a friendly personality, and I never saw him get into arguments.

Alan Prost. I don't even know what to write about Andrey Alexandrovich. He was the best of the Heroes organizers.

Dilvish. Very cultured and intelligent, a very smart person.

Maybe only Lesha Chaos fits your description; he was a fighter by nature and could swear. But only if he was really provoked; he wasn't aggressive.
Players would never follow organizers who are prone to arguments.

Based on participation in the forum, I would include myself and you among the organizers who are prone to arguments. :p

As for the players, I won't write much about Tyoma Stinger. Andre, Phil, Joker, Mega Pes – they are all very cultured people, and it was a pleasure to communicate with them. I know Bishop less well, but he's generally calm, efficient, and I don't remember any arguments with him. Antal is a fighter, but I haven't noticed any aggression from him outside the game.
Master of Lightning is a rare intellectual, cultured, and benevolent.

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Eric, you're living in the past. You constantly refer to things from long ago, to people who, of course, did a lot for the Heroes community, but only when Heroes was at its peak of popularity. And as soon as it became uninteresting (or unprofitable), plus some personal grievances, they stepped away. It's not for me to judge them; I came to Heroes late, I don't know half of the people you mentioned, but does that matter? Vic is calling for us to live in the present, to develop and improve ourselves.

Personally, for me, Heroes has long lost its appeal; the love for this game that I was willing to devote myself to day and night is gone. But I want, if I have the opportunity to play, to test my skills against a strong opponent (a newcomer or an old-timer). And, objectively speaking, if I sit down to play SoD, there will be few such opponents, but in W3, I might be overwhelmed. This is because W3 is developing, while SoD remains a game for casual players for many newcomers, which is very bad. I want the emotions and intrigue that R55Max values so much. That's why I won't play with a newcomer in SoD, but I will play with a newcomer in W3. Because W3 players, despite their aggressiveness in the chat, motivate newcomers to improve by attacking their self-esteem.

You can't raise strong players by saying warm words about how good you all are and how well you behave on the forum.

All I hear from you is: Alan Prost, Lord Maniac, Master of Lightning... WHO ARE THEY? WHERE ARE THEY? Live in the present, adapt. :)