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Posts from Турниры HeroesWorld Cup & World Cup - 2012
Let me give an example (perhaps it will seem exaggerated to some): There are definitely more than 9 people playing PITA in the Russian-speaking community (and there's no need to even talk about the strength of Yavde's game). The point is that these strongest (or luckiest) players will still not be able to win everything, and someone will be left out. This is not very sporting, to say the least. And BertVolga, just like I am now, has noticed this.
Luck also plays a role, I don't deny that... but in PITA matches, I haven't seen any particular luck in the card distribution... and I've watched many replays of his games. I consider Forrest and Alex to be good players, and the others, well, I'm sorry, but they are unlikely to impress....
Luck also plays a role, I don't argue... but in Pete's games, I haven't seen much luck in the card draw... and I've watched many replays of his games. I consider Forrest and Alex to be good players, and the others, well, I'm sorry, they probably can't impress....
Everyone has different opinions. But the success of a game doesn't depend on the opinion of the majority. ;) "If you're really that strong, why run away?" In fact, many players haven't been given the opportunity to dispute (or compare) the strength of Pete and Yavdet. I think this is wrong.
The direction isn't hard to figure out based on the mines. But that doesn't mean you'll reach it. To get to the nearest town or village, you need to cross two paths, which are often blocked. Since there are an extremely large number of respawn points – as many as 48 – there's a high probability of encountering bugged paths either near the mines or near the holes in the subway. In general, you can end up on the opposite end of the map by some miracle. And the presence of streams is a very useful argument for speeding up the game. Otherwise, you can run around in circles for a very long time.
Everyone has different opinions. But the success of the game doesn't depend on the opinion of the majority. ;) "If you're really that strong, why are you running away?" In fact, many players weren't given the opportunity to dispute (or compare) the strength of Pete and Yavdet. I think this is wrong.
Opinions may differ, but most people seem to agree... Regarding "If you're really that strong, why are you running away?" - you're a pretty good player, and you've probably played in some tournaments with Pete. Can you tell me the results of your games? (write the number of wins and losses, at least as an example).
Regarding "If you're really that strong, why are you running away?" – you're supposedly a good player and have probably played in some Tournaments with Pete. Can you tell me the results of your games? (Write the number of wins and losses, at least as an example).
1) In SOD, I consider myself a very weak player. 2) The overall score seems to be equal. In TE, I won one game. In SOD, it's 2-1 in favor of Pete, and one draw. 3) I don't understand the purpose of these comparisons. If you wanted to show his positive score against me, you failed. I'll repeat the key point:
In fact, many players haven't had the opportunity to challenge (or compare) the strength of Pete and Yavdet. I think this is wrong.
Added 7 minutes later Gomunguls
Opinions may differ, but most people seem to agree on something...
By exaggerating, you want to determine the strongest player by voting. I think this is wrong, and I suggest determining it through gameplay each time.
1) In SOD, I consider myself a very weak player. 2) The overall score seems to be even. In TE, I won one game. In SOD, it's 2-1 in favor of Pete, and one draw. 3) I don't understand the purpose of these comparisons. If you wanted to show his positive score against me, you didn't succeed. :
No, I didn't want to show anything... I was just curious about the head-to-head record after thinking, "If you're really that strong, why are you running away?"
And one more thing. Someone compared the situation with LeBron and Faier. In my opinion, these are different cases. LeBron came through the portal, but he wasn't a key player for the portal team. It's nice, of course, that such a strong player has joined. With Faier, it's a different situation. Many hoped he would play for us. And you, Samurai, by the way, were the one who lured him. Personally, I think, and I believe many others agree, that it was unpleasant how he acted – but it's his right. And now that he's not playing in the tournament, he's asking to come back. If it weren't for this whole mess, I would definitely vote for Pete and him. That's all.
I didn't understand the jab... I'm not used to begging to join teams or squads. Either I create them myself, or I join by invitation. In this situation, Bayazet invited me earlier, and that's it. And it's not like I betrayed my homeland :confused: P.S. Samurai's role in this is, of course, zero.
Well, that's actually not far from the truth. :) The situation with LeBron is exactly the same. But there's nothing wrong with that. It's everyone's choice which team to play for. And switching teams is normal. But constantly switching back and forth is already questionable. It's like a portal, going back and forth: "I'm with Team A," and then during the draft: "I've been playing for Team B my whole life." Samurai
It's clear that the quotas are based on resources.
If it's clear, then why are you stirring things up? Everything is done logically, clearly, and correctly. Have you ever seen a player who didn't make the main roster of his country trying to get in through another country? Samurai
There are definitely more than 9 people playing P&T in the Russian-speaking community.
Vitalya, don't waste time arguing with Samurai — you're unlikely to prove anything to him anyway )))). On the matter: Pete (Petya), in my opinion, is unequivocally the strongest HeroesWorld player. What Samurai wants is not entirely clear to me, but what Pete wants is plainly obvious. Namely, to select the currently strongest HeroesWorld players for forming a team for the 2012 World Championship.
I'll repeat: in my opinion, Pete is unequivocally the strongest player. But I should note that there are also plenty of very strong players on HeroesWorld (I won't list them; most people already know them). Since the number for the tournament is limited, there will be good competitive spirit, and that is very good.
Regarding players from other resources, I absolutely support Pyotr's opinion — don't take them for the tournament (although there are indeed some very skilled and strong guys, for example, Faer).
Regarding Albert's proposal: yes, he is right about some things, but there are specific rules and regulations — in this same thread, by the way. And two — that's the fact that Pete and Javdet are 95% likely to make it through as well ))).
Once again, everyone, have successful and interesting battles !!!!!!!
And two – that’s what Pete and Javdet will definitely do (95% chance)).
You shouldn’t have written the percentage; someone will latch onto it and try to change the direction of the argument.
But in general, everything is clear. In SOD games, you need to prove something before you start criticizing. It’s ridiculous, honestly.
There’s an organizer for the tournament, there’s a set of rules, there was a poll, there’s a selection process, there’s a selection for the selection process; maybe we need a selection for the selection games in the selection process :D
You need to organize tournaments and regulate them according to your own vision, and not try to change already established games by stirring up trouble (especially since the tournament seems to be well-prepared, not spontaneous). If someone wants to suggest something, they should do it privately.
МУДРЫЙ - не обязательно старый, ОПЫТНЫЙ - не обязательно мудрый... обладатель и того и другого всегда должен помнить слова НАПОЛЕОНА БОНАПАРТА: Война состоит из непредусмотренных событий; В каждом большом деле всегда приходится какую-то часть оставить на долю :smile33: СЛУЧАЯ...
Forgive me for butting into your interesting conversation... but after reading your post, I can't help but ask a question. I think many people read it but probably didn't want to interfere, but I can't just leave it like that, so I apologize... What are these strange hints directed at Pit for LM? Do you think he's not the strongest? Maybe you can name your own candidate? Personally, I haven't encountered a more dangerous opponent than Petya... and I've played against many... and I think I'm not the only one who thinks so... Your post is written out of envy, out of envy for the talent and the level of play that Pit demonstrates. Personally, I want to be able to play as well as he does and have the same clarity, accuracy, and stability in my game!!! There was a VOTE on the forum, and everyone stated their candidate!!!
...And switching teams is normal. But constantly jumping back and forth is just weird. It's like with interportal tournaments: "I'm playing for the Hive," and then during the selection: "I've always played for the Haven." ..... Well, if it's clear, why stir things up? Everything is done logically, clearly, and correctly. Have you ever seen in any sport where a player who didn't make the main team of his country tries to get in through another team?
I read and read, but it's turning into something strange. At the very least, Fire doesn't deserve such a description. From what I've observed, he's played a lot of games in the World tournament. Who invited whom is a secondary matter. He wanted to play for the Hive, so he played. It was a different tournament. The fact that someone got offended that such a strong player as Fire decided to play for their rivals... well, we're not little girls to get offended. In general, looking for a reason to be offended is a result of one's own mistakes or shortcomings.
Now, to the point: There's a wise thought: "the essence of the problem always lies in its beginning; there you can also find its solutions." So, I believe the problem lies in the very formulation: "three people from each faction." It was based on this that Pit wrote a lot of text at the beginning of the topic, trying to protect the World tournament spots from all "outsiders," but as Samurai rightly noted, from players who are, on average, stronger. This isn't directed at Pit and Javdet, but at the whole list in general. This is a selection for the World Championship, why have this group of mediocre and/or unnecessary games on three factions? No offense, but each faction has its own TOP-8 or TOP-10, plus another ten strong players (according to the generally accepted opinion of the players). Not all of them will want to/be able to, and realistically, there will be about 15-16 people from the World, 8-10 from the Hive, and 10-12 from the Portal. Maybe even less. In total, out of 32-36, you can play for these 9 spots or however many there are. And this will be a selection among the truly strongest players, perhaps not from ONE country, as we were before, but from the CIS, based on the territorial principle that unites us now. This would be a tournament that is no less popular than the interportal one, and it would have a unifying character for the Heroes community, rather than the clustering and negativity that we are currently seeing.
Gomunguls
