Albert@s
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I haven’t read the rules myself — it’s played intuitively, based on experience from games on WT. I haven’t looked at the saves, but I don’t think Tofsla would have cheated there. I’ve known him for quite a while — I’ve seen his gaming journey, so to speak. About a year and a half to two years ago, he was losing almost everything, but recently he really has grown from a strong WT player, which I’ve personally become convinced of — he lost a decent setup to me on Jebus (though I hadn’t played myself for about a year before that).
The situation with not getting through that guard… even if I had noticed it, I wouldn’t have said anything — that kind of low-tier guard… well, assuming of course it was a one-time case.
Generally speaking, I think that those who stream their games don’t really have the moral right to suspect someone of looking (I’m not talking about this game).
If anything, I think the opposite — those who play in a completely unconventional way are precisely the ones considered outstanding players. For example, Vanya FTS — I play with him, watch his half of the spawn purely from the overview, and I have no idea what he’s cooking over there).
The situation with not getting through that guard… even if I had noticed it, I wouldn’t have said anything — that kind of low-tier guard… well, assuming of course it was a one-time case.
Generally speaking, I think that those who stream their games don’t really have the moral right to suspect someone of looking (I’m not talking about this game).
If anything, I think the opposite — those who play in a completely unconventional way are precisely the ones considered outstanding players. For example, Vanya FTS — I play with him, watch his half of the spawn purely from the overview, and I have no idea what he’s cooking over there).