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Around 2002, we were playing a Heroes tournament at a club. A Warcraft tournament was happening nearby. We had one match left, and I was getting nervous. I hadn't played Warcraft before, so I loaded up a map, and a paladin was running around, dodging sheep and saving girls. I started playing. Then, Hvoost, a strong player in both Heroes and Warcraft, sat down next to me and started loudly criticizing my slow gameplay. He tried the game himself and scored much fewer points. He got angry, played again, and still scored much less. When Andryukha started complaining, Kannabis, who was also very good at both games, joined in and also lost. By that time, the Warcraft tournament was interrupted, and pure Warcraft players started trying to beat my score, but they couldn't... They told me that I had chosen the wrong discipline and that I should have played Warcraft. I tried it once, lost to Skorp, and realized that it was better not to start.