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I was also leaning towards your side, but now I'm sorry, it's not meant to be.
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I was also leaning towards your side, but now I'm sorry, it's not meant to be.
P.S. Roma, do you remember the red balloon in Dragon Utopia?:)
(I gave this example to both Stiki and Pete, that one shouldn't jump to conclusions from the saves themselves, but should evaluate the explanations).
I looked at the saves. Yesterday I was also watching the game and was surprised that the Chinese player was very timely at his castle with a full army and ready....now it turns out that he didn't even see what ГО he had and there wasn't a single review either...so the point of rushing back home from an unfinished and, most importantly, unexplored treasury is extremely unclear...Plus, on 121 he takes a Griffin Conservatory-two, which shows up as 2-4 and doesn't send a scout there to check....and the maximum, imho, definitely wasn't taken with his army on 121...And the games with Terek's skill tree path are also unclear....Well, and the question, who did he leave the other 2 conservatories for at his respawn, why didn't he take them immediately (especially considering that the far one was a single, but he didn't check it either)? In short, a shady story....
1. Why did this only come up after 2.5 months?
it's really funny
1. Why did this issue only surface after 2.5 months?
Although the main question is in point 1.
Can anyone shed some light on the incident at the World Championship:
1. Why did this come to light only after 2.5 months?
2. Why isn't the issue of replaying the games of players black_knight and yarzapp being raised? After all, according to the judges' conclusions about maphacking, both of them are victims. And one of them should play against Pit for LM for the right to compete in the next round.
I don't understand where the logic is in disqualifying one player for "unfair play" and immediately removing two more from the bracket, who, as far as I can tell, played fairly. In this situation, the stories about a lack of time for games, etc., are really funny. And if someone decided to voluntarily give up their place, where can we read about it?
As a regular viewer, I find this very interesting!!! (Moving players to another bracket is also not entirely the right solution)
Although the main question is in point 1.
I think this is a fair solution. For example, you can look at cycling races where those who came in second place can be awarded gold medals six months later because the winner was caught doping.
Sticks, get to work.