Турниры HeroesWorld Cup & World Cup - 2012

In my opinion, if a Chinese player analyzes the map from the very beginning and has a clear advantage, he simply plays calmly with his own skill and wins — there’s no cheating involved. That’s why it’s hard to get several games as proof. In our game, I took 2 resets right away because the draws were terrible, and I decided to play on luck... then he reset, and I got a super good draw: 3 stacks came, lizards were built, and in the tavern there were two native units, both with bows, and one had flies (later I went through the respawn and everything was super too)... then he writes to me, "Alright, I’ll take another reset, let luck decide." Then the draw wasn’t great for me, but fortunately ГО wasn’t on the way, so I broke through several guards to his respawn and got a fast-meeting reset — then I got lucky and this draw came up... But in a similar situation, when you have to fight against a "chocolate" opponent, the flaws in the moves become visible... A tournament of this level rarely happens, and getting into it is a great stroke of luck. I understand how frustrating it must be for the other players who faced him... We’ll probably play against the Chinese player next weekend; I’ll also provide a broadcast for the forum, but honestly, even though my fighting spirit to play against him is already gone, I’ll see this through to the end!!! It will be either Jebus Cross or a blockscheme for him))

By the way, I wanted to add... he didn’t take long turns; he couldn’t have analyzed everything himself — that’s for sure. The moves speak for themselves, so if you think about it, he’s not working alone...