I don't quite understand why some people want to ban draws altogether.
This is a precedent.
Because it created a very interesting situation. What could follow from it?
1. Dragging out matches to force a draw. And tournaments are already running perfectly on schedule, right? And then we wonder why they don't play for so long? And there are requests on the forum for people to play. Great.
2. It's unsportsmanlike. It's not beautiful. It's not spectacular.
(Excuses about time, and then playing in a season?). Toghanash came out looking defeated... "Play better and win," he said with an air of superiority as he sat down to lose. This is reminiscent of an imbalanced game. When you try your best, do everything well and correctly, but you end up in a situation that you have no control over.
3. 1/3 is also good. A good motivator for a draw. Probably the best solution.
I'm not saying that Gomunguls is afraid of Lebron or Darkello, but the situation created unequal opportunities for all participants. And that shouldn't be the case.
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Heroes and chess are only connected by the turn-based nature of the game. There's no need to connect the two, even though many people like to do so. I've never understood these people. Chess is a constant, Heroes is a variable. The amazing amount of randomness in the game, what chess are we talking about? Come on. Starting from map generation to skill distribution and damage spread, randomness and imbalance rule everything. This is not variability. [/OFFTOP]
За то что нейтралы не бегают за единичкой, для меня это уже стоит того