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but is it even possible to get the ГГ defeated while in handcuffs? and if so, is that a rule violation?First of all, by "defeated in handcuffs," I meant forgetting to take them off and going into battle, as a result, the hero was lost because he couldn't escape. This is why I mentioned that Svarog also did this simply out of carelessness.
Regarding my posts and games. my posts are not a violation of the rules.
And I played only 5 games, without reports. This is also not a violation of the rules.
Regarding the nick registration.
For 1 year I played the 6th series offline, then for 3 months the 3rd series offline.
I've been studying the 3rd series online for 3 months. This is also not a rule violation.
Your outburst is like: You violated! And you are this and that! Instead of pointing out violations, you are looking for some nick registration dates and posts.
It's funny to me :).
As for the guy doing 2 Dimension Door randomly, one could do that and violate a dozen more points and no one would know.
On the contrary, even with 500 mana, I might forget to use Dimension Door even once.
And someone who does 2 Dimension Door does it regularly. It's just hard to catch them. imho
Now I want to play against you. Wait for an invitation sometime. Nothing personal.
And besides, whoever protects a rule-breaker might be breaking rules themselves.
I have nothing against either you or your friend. I could also break many rules and no one would know. It's just that I don't want to play with guys who cheat.
Is my desire not a violation of the rules?:)
Secondly, I wasn't looking for your violations or digging through posts; I was simply trying to tell you that you spoke very harshly about Svarog. And phrases like "need to remember this nick" and similar ones are unfair toward him. Yes, he used 2 Dimension Door because he was in a hurry, because when you play against another player, you experience completely different emotions—sometimes you rush, sometimes you forget something, which leads to such blunders. That's why I advise you to actually play more online; I'm not saying this as a reproach, and once again, you simply misunderstood me—I didn't mention any violations on your part in my post at all.