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Yegor Korobeynikov
Guys, let's differentiate between sports and hobbies, shall we?
Let's be honest. Football players, tennis doubles, and other examples. These are sports; a person dedicates themselves entirely to it – they go to training, eat properly, and sleep (at the right time) – a large part of their life is devoted to achieving results in that discipline – such people should not be deprived of motivation. In Heroes, half the time is spent cooking, doing laundry, and doing other things. And if people play tournament games while drunk – I've seen it many times, I won't point fingers. What kind of sport is that? Have you ever seen drunk football players at matches? Heroes is closer to chess and poker, isn't it? Have you ever played "check-check" when there's a pot of three and one person goes all-in (to avoid increasing their chances of winning)?
To avoid offending anyone, let's do as we usually do and vote – is a draw permissible in tournaments without playing, or not?
This is about the staged approach. Personally, I think that in the group stage of such a tournament, among, let's say, not-beginners, a draw should not be allowed. I doubt that even one draw will occur in a knockout game in this tournament

лето 2012.

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