International League Legends of Heroes — Tournament History online

PReDS

12/20/2009 11:38 PM UTC

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RAPER

keyword!!! ;) Therefore, be careful in how you phrase the "warning"! Accidentally, foreigners might think the same about everyone on Hw! All people are different, especially foreigners; just remember even Mizrael's last game, which he posted in "funny situations":D :smile33:
Good luck to everyone, I see that there will be over 100 people there in 6 days!
And of course, victory to US :D ;) :smile04:

Where are the rest of the photos from Michurinsk, you uneducated milkman?:smile51:

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vitalic

12/21/2009 10:59 AM UTC

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Samurai

I think it's worth warning fellow players about the possible cheating of the player "vitalik" if he is accepted into the tournament.

You guys are fools, judges. You know how to scan and verify the fairness of the game when resources are at stake. Remember the judge with the nickname VA; he calmly took screenshots of half the portal... But since you are afraid of prejudice, you are convinced of nonsense, and instead of playing, you turn everything into a circus – I might as well not play.
StickyFingaz, do a good deed, write to the foreigners that I am a cheater and let them kick me out of the tournament!

P.S. I swore not to write on this resource, but damn it, you forced me to…

Wicc

12/21/2009 11:18 AM UTC

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What's the problem? If Vitalik appears on the map, play with an open map. Let the "pros" struggle, scan, and verify the correctness of the game. That's all...

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Dirty_Player

12/21/2009 12:50 PM UTC

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What Samurai is suggesting is called SNITCHING, and it's definitely not very Japanese :D! If Vitalik registered under his own nickname, I think he understands the seriousness of this step... And no one stopped him from registering a clone account. So there's no need for such posts... Honestly, it looks like everyone is afraid to play against him :D

In reply to Wicc

Captain

12/21/2009 1:00 PM UTC

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Wicc

What's the problem? If Vitalik appears on the map, play with an open map. Let the others struggle, scan, and verify the correctness of the game. That's all...

Viku's morale was lowered... it's dirty to behave like that, to embarrass yourself in front of guests, to spread dirt.

Дипломатия - искусство говорить собаке "хорошая собачка" до тех пор пока не найдешь подходящую палку.

RAPER

12/21/2009 1:02 PM UTC

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Where are the rest of the photos from Michurinsk, you uneducated milkman?

You're already somewhat educated, right? =P Now I'm in "Quality Management" =)))=PPRR
and I'll post the photos... honestly ^^
sorry for being off-topic.

играю на уровне AI !!:smile32: ;)

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Wicc

12/21/2009 1:09 PM UTC

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Captain

Viku's actions lowered morale... it's inappropriate to behave like that, especially when guests are present, and to spread negativity.

Are there any more constructive ideas?

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Dirty_Player

12/21/2009 1:17 PM UTC

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Wicc

Are there any more constructive ideas?

Yes. Let them sort it out themselves! There are judges and organizers there. If there are complaints, write a letter of protest and submit the save files – let them review it and decide.

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PReDS

12/21/2009 1:22 PM UTC

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Captain

Viku lowered the morale... it's dirty to behave like that... to embarrass yourself in front of guests, to spread dirt.

:cool: Someone in the spring almost ended every post on Hv and Hp with discussions about banning all the same content on the German site, and nothing happened:D
But honestly, it's not clear: what do administrative decisions on Hv, Hr, or Bay have to do with a foreign site? They have their own judges; if there are complaints about Vitalik regarding specific matches with saves, voice them, send them, etc.
It reminds me of a case in the Belarusian football championship regarding the situation with exceeding the number of legionnaires on the field, when representatives of the offending side nodded to the decision of our Russian Football Union regarding the Zenit-Lokomotiv match. They rightly replied: what does the Russian Football Union have to do with Belarusian football?

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Redwhait

12/21/2009 1:55 PM UTC

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Dirty_Player

Yes. Let them sort it out themselves! There are judges and organizers there. If there are complaints, write a letter of protest and attach the save files – let them review it and decide.

+1 let the person play normally.

StickyFingaz

12/21/2009 2:16 PM UTC

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Vitalik, why did you assume that I would ask the organizers to exclude you?
I will warn you that there were previous concerns regarding vitalic's gameplay, and his saves should be checked. That's all; if the game is fair, there will be no complaints.
Regarding snitching – firstly, I am also a participant in this tournament and want fair play; secondly, the Poles also help us in similar matters, so it is my moral obligation to warn them.

Viku's morale was lowered.

Poor, poor Vik... he didn't deserve that...

Wlk777

12/21/2009 5:03 PM UTC

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I would like to watch Vitalik's games live. It's much harder to cheat in that mode – everything is visible on the screen. If he still manages to find exactly what he needs in the dark and plays as if he has the map open, then maybe he really is an unrecognized genius of the game, and he was wrongly accused. IMHO.

Всем удачи ! И Морали !

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Wicc

12/21/2009 5:45 PM UTC

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Wlk777

I would like to watch Vitalik's games streamed online. It's much harder to cheat in that mode – everything is visible on the screen. If he still manages to find exactly what he needs in the dark and plays as if he has the map open, then maybe he really is an misunderstood genius of the game, and he was wrongly accused. IMHO=[/QUOTE] Will you explain how it's possible to cheat even during an online stream, or will you figure it out yourself?