Posts from "Newcomer-2011. Summer"

What are you talking about? I was just messing with you the whole game, saying I don't know how to play. That's all! You're being ridiculous. Come on, let's play a couple more games and you'll see. And as for the editor, that's just your quirk. Why did I do it that way? Because you were being so serious in Heroes, I just wanted to end the game for everyone, so I decided to let you teach me. And I actually got more enjoyment out of it than from the game itself, watching you teach me, and that's why I kept messing with you. And with a map like that, I should have taken the rest. And stop trying to mislead people, writing your pointless thoughts, you won and you won.

07/29/2011

RozenKran (blue, Castle, Valeska, Valeska) def 7z (red, Dungeon, Shakti, Shakti) 2sm4d(3), 136

and why?

07/29/11 "Newcomer-2011" Tournament (the topic is closed there)
7z (blue, Castle, Valerka, Valerka) def Gende (red, Inferno, Pir, Pir) 2sm4d(3), 114
The opponent resigned and surrendered.

FidesXfX (blue, Conflux, Random, Westan) def Heroin (red, Barbarian, Deza) 2sm4d(3), 136

P.S. What will happen to the results of the matches played by those who withdrew?

Hello everyone.

2. Every season, the debate starts anew: who is a newcomer, and who is a noob? Understand this: there are no criteria, there is no scale to line you up and say: these ones, measuring 3 centimeters, we take, but not those measuring 4. It is impossible to gather a whole tournament of "identical noobs." There will always be those who watch streams, analyze replays, and their own mistakes, and practice, and as a result, they look a head above the rest. And there will be those who have been playing at the same weak level for several years because they don't have time to learn to play better, and they don't even set the goal of winning; they play for fun. How can you deny either of these groups? The tournament will only benefit from an increase in the number of players.
Look at past seasons: the debates were the same, but time has shown that frankly strong players don't make it into the tournament, but new, previously unknown players in the Heroes community win it every season. Maybe, instead of complaining to the organizers that you are being forced to play against supposedly strong opponents, you should try to become stronger yourself?

In my opinion, it's better to prioritize those who have played and participated before, as there is still a lot of gameplay ahead, but not everyone will have enough time to replay.

P.S. what will happen to the results of the matches played by those who withdrew?