RomarioGrom
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I don’t fundamentally understand the problem. For example, F streams, someone gives him "pro" tips, and he starts carrying incredibly. His opponent L goes to his stream, gets all the necessary info, and quietly leaves. After a shameful defeat, L writes: "But you were streaming, you dirty cheater :smile04:" F gets a technical loss for vile cheating and CHE, while L... :smile44:
But seriously, a streamer clearly puts themselves at more risk than any other player, and option 4 suits me much better. I’ve streamed a lot and never had any complaints, but because of one person feeling slighted, everything gets turned upside down :confused: Wouldn’t it be simpler to handle this on an individual basis with non-Russian-speaking players? For example, I don’t know any player from the CIS who would be against a trans...
Rules for viewers are unnecessary — 70% don’t even visit HeroesWorld, let alone find rules there... Besides, the streamer themselves should keep an eye on the stream atmosphere. But a two-way stream is a problem, and that’s worth thinking about
But seriously, a streamer clearly puts themselves at more risk than any other player, and option 4 suits me much better. I’ve streamed a lot and never had any complaints, but because of one person feeling slighted, everything gets turned upside down :confused: Wouldn’t it be simpler to handle this on an individual basis with non-Russian-speaking players? For example, I don’t know any player from the CIS who would be against a trans...
Rules for viewers are unnecessary — 70% don’t even visit HeroesWorld, let alone find rules there... Besides, the streamer themselves should keep an eye on the stream atmosphere. But a two-way stream is a problem, and that’s worth thinking about
