There is such a psychological trait as egocentrism.

Egocentrism (from Ancient Greek Εγώ — "I" and Latin centrum — "center of the circle") is an individual's inability or unwillingness to consider any point of view other than their own as worthy of attention. The perception of one's own point of view as the only existing one. The term was introduced into psychology by Jean Piaget to describe characteristics of thinking typical for children up to 8-10 years old.[1] For various reasons, such a characteristic of thinking may persist in varying degrees even at a more mature age.

This discussion illustrates this effect in full. For some reason, a group of comrades decided that the online three-player game on HeroesWorld belongs personally to them, that one can only play here what they play, that all dissenters should get out and go elsewhere, etc.

Also, for some reason, they hold the belief that the entire volume of work involved in organizing "heroic life," improving software and rules, refining regulations, etc., is done specifically for them. Apparently, just because they have pretty eyes.

The idea that rights and obligations in this life tend toward a balance with each other—that you can only take from the same amount as you previously put in—is slow to reach their consciousness.

Although in reality, that is exactly how it is.

Dirty wrote quite correctly:

I think that for creating the HD mod, Baratorchu can now be written about however one wants and wherever one wants!