Round table

Lately, I've noticed an unpleasant trend – a complete degradation of the seasonal tournament as a competition, due to the players' utterly dismissive attitude. Perhaps this is due to the unclear belief that it's somehow shameful to post blame for losses. I think it's long overdue to reconsider this approach, as it leads to complacency. Personally, I haven't been able to play more than 10 games in a row because of losses; there are just constant losses (I'm not without fault myself, of course), and it seems like there's no desire or real reason to post blame, but I guess I'll have to overcome myself and start posting blame on 111 and similar platforms. The same applies to auto-play. We need to somehow motivate ourselves to play, because everyone has become too soft lately. :smile29:
And we shouldn't forget that Heroes is not just about fighting an opponent; it's also about battling the map and one's own greed. While top players may have a low score in the first category, they can't do anything about greed and should pay for it. For newcomers, the struggle with the map usually makes up a good half of the game, and why should losing to an opponent be considered a defeat, but losing to the map not?
In short, it's an unhealthy practice. We need to change the mindset, because this disease is already spreading to other tournaments.

Let's all get together and start posting all blame, regardless of whether it's for a loss or not, because that way we'll help our opponents in the future to approach the game with a little more focus. And helping others has never been shameful! :smile01:

And to immediately prevent possible resentment and misunderstanding, I suggest resetting our statistics for scores and mutual scores with all opponents and always clarifying before the game that we are playing without auto-play and with mandatory reporting. At least until it becomes a habit again.