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That's correct, but we aren't taking extremes; it would be foolish to compare a person with a knife to another with an assault rifle—we don't consider such examples. Heroes give us the opportunity to compete with practically identical weapons (naturally they are different in themselves, but generally speaking, they are similar). That is, I mean that each race has its own pros and cons (someone already wrote something similar here), so the ability to use them is what increases the probability of victory. But, I repeat, in the end, it's still the person who decides.
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If anyone is familiar with the game BroodWar (I play it pretty well myself), there is a saying: "There is only one cheat race in the game—Koreans" (for those not in the loop, players from that country are the recognized leaders in this game). It's the same here; you won't take down a true master, regardless of which race you choose.
That's correct, but we aren't taking extremes; it would be foolish to compare a person with a knife to another with an assault rifle—we don't consider such examples. Heroes give us the opportunity to compete with practically identical weapons (naturally they are different in themselves, but generally speaking, they are similar). That is, I mean that each race has its own pros and cons (someone already wrote something similar here), so the ability to use them is what increases the probability of victory. But, I repeat, in the end, it's still the person who decides.
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If anyone is familiar with the game BroodWar (I play it pretty well myself), there is a saying: "There is only one cheat race in the game—Koreans" (for those not in the loop, players from that country are the recognized leaders in this game). It's the same here; you won't take down a true master, regardless of which race you choose.