10/18/2014 Aya (red, Flux, random, Grindan) + Lim4 (brown, Inferno, Pir) lose MuLLIyTa (blue, Citadel, Kreg) + Yegor Korobeynikov (green, Rampart, Ivor) Teamwork 124 ate the center (+20 all, QK, KZ, KSh). As soon as they saw KSh, the opponents surrendered.

It happened. On turn 111, we took the Castle and decided not to restart, although we didn't find anything particularly good. We shouldn't have decided that, because we almost found nothing, and the archers didn't help. Thanks for the game.

10/18/2014 Aya (red, swamp, Tazar) + Lim4 (brown, Inferno, Pir) lose MuLLIyTa (blue, Citadel, Kreg) + Yegor Korobeynikov (green, Rampart, Ivor) Teamwork 121
Red rush.

This game promised to be interesting. It went well for both us and the opponents. Everyone moved to the center, and the action began, but after many hours in a row, I forgot about the red rush and cut off the opponent's scout with a growth, instead of killing them with troops from the new hero. We immediately remembered and said that we had done a red rush, but it was a violation that didn't affect anything and could be easily fixed by replaying 2 minutes or buying/removing the hero; this is a technical issue. I felt like we were cheated, and I don't understand why, given that the violation didn't affect anything and we even pointed it out ourselves, the decision wasn't made by the judges. It's frustrating. I tried to play all the 2-2 games with full effort and concentration, but in the very end, I made an insignificant and at the same time fatal mistake. The letter of the law prevailed.