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I believe that in a tournament where strong players are gathered, except for me of course, I'm a newbie ), but in this situation the opponent had scouting of air and land and saw everything around! After all, this is not a newbie tournament. The day before, he was standing near a mine and could have gone through the sands to the castle. His move was deliberate, well thought out. He saw the city roads. Also, Vova, you broke through the mine and then entered the zone. This is Jebus Cross, why go further at all? if you see a mine and then another zone beyond it.
I not only used them, but also saw blue shields next to the third!
which then disappeared somewhere, must have been discovered by a night-stalking GO goshan (well, that's what I thought, mistakenly but that's exactly what I thought)
and so what?
and HOW can scouting show whether any guard was standing there before, and that it was exactly a GO?
what does the AC have to do with it, when it's an obvious rule violation. Only the opponent decides how significant it is and how to proceed.
well, the significance of the violation in the opp's eyes turned out to be equivalent to a loss... :smile05:
This is kind of a precedent-setting case, what do fairy tales for the poor have to do with it? The Admiral's hat was also allowed, but when an incident with it occurred in a tournament, the AC banned it and ordered a rematch. True, nitro himself decided to refuse the rematch, but that doesn't change the matter.
let it be better that this resonant case leads, for example, to a formulation
«Bugged passages between the central third and your own zone are prohibited from being used until the GO between these zones has been broken through»
"...the personal strengths and weaknesses of a leader are no true indication of the merits of his cause"
(с) Roger Zelazny
(с) Roger Zelazny