Posts from Турниры HeroesWorld Cup & World Cup - 2012

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY: why the hell leave the Treasury when there are clearly good things there, and the path to it isn't short. And the Cons managed to clear it with a bunch of weak units in one day...

You're just a noob, even by Chinese standards, because you don't know their ancient proverb! It's better to stay at home and improve than to clear the Treasury! In our case, we're comparing good loot and boots.

Well, his answers can easily be found in this very thread, even before the Chinese player's testimony. It was self-evident that he would keep denying it. And by the way, the bit about guarding the boots in the game against GOMUNCULUS is also rubbish. A player with his skill should know that 2 Beholders, a resource, and a tier 2 artifact will be guarded by a maximum of 12 birds (which in that situation get creamed). The only potential issue is a gremlin stack, which is generally not critical. AND THE MAIN THING: why the hell would you leave the treasure zone if there are clearly goodies there, since the path to it was not short. And the Griffin Conservatory was taken by scout heroes with just one day of downtime..

Yeah, I'd also be scared of those birds, I don't know how to calculate guard strength. Maybe he doesn't either? Plus there's a variance in the number, plus a upgraded stack.
Regarding the Griffin Conservatory. Maybe he was afraid to hit it with a scout hero. I just looked at the saves of that game. On day 126, Tinker only has 2 scout heroes with experience different from starting, Das has 300 (1 fight), Rizza has 1200 (2-3 fights). So it's quite logical that he was doing almost all fights with his main hero. From this it follows that he was also planning to take the Griffin Conservatory with Tyraxor, and that's exactly why he got wrecked.

Am I right to understand that in the situation with Reb, when all the explanations were clearer and more logical, the decision to disqualify him was made – but now, since it’s essentially a case involving a Chinese player (as there was an attempt to “wash one’s hands” of the matter), there’s no one left to disqualify him?

Explanations about the conservatories are not good.

1. "I knew that the first con has more than 3 angels." Not true, he knew it could be 2, 3 or 4. And didnt check size untill 121 even though he beat the guards 111.

2. ", I found that this con also has strong guards. I had no choice but fought." He dosent have to fight the one he is closest to. There is one with unknown size that he can check the size of the same day.

3. He has 3 scouts very close. 2 cons with "throng" size and still he dosent attack with a scout to find out the exact size. Anything but stacks of 20 and its game over.

Maretti, has a violation occurred in this case? And why doesn't h3.cup.com work? What's wrong with the website?

well, it works

Could this second Chinese player be Thinkeer's navigator? After such explanations, it really seems like Thinkeer isn't working alone.

I recommend writing posts about the Tinker in literary Russian, without slang or distorted words, so that they are translated correctly by Google Translate. For example, this text is translated correctly: "I recommend to write posts about the Tinker on the literary Russian, no slang words and distortion that they are properly translated into google-translate"

Tinker himself admitted that he knew the size of the consignment without checking, am I mistaken? :D

Tinker himself admitted that he knew the size of the consignment without checking, am I mistaken? :D

It's just his style :D

Wow, I read all the answers... I expected exactly this kind of response from him. I didn't know what spells were involved, and I don't have the book either. So, neither air nor earth was useful at that time... As for the treasure, it's just ridiculous. I'll upload my screenshot (1) now. It shows that the Chinese player went into the library and left, without even taking the time to check the three main squares. Instead, he went to the cave. It's interesting how he would have felt if Kirill had found something there... As for the rush, it's also nonsense. In screenshot (2), on turn 123, he was already on my territory, which I was just arriving at to get resources, and I caught him. He knew I had double attack, and he saw the stats of Vistan, who was just as good. Four angels would have been easily defeated. And he didn't have enough money by the end of turn 123, so how could he have bribed me? The answer about the Consul is the same as the one about magic: he was just relying on luck. If he had two, he would have attacked, but if he had more, it meant I would have won. Wow. I couldn't have waited any longer; the pace was important. Yeah, but he could have checked if he was a noob. The answer about Jebus is very helpful: "I bought the book in the stronghold town on turn 123. And I saw the main guards on turn 122. I never passed the main guard later than the second week." Yeah, he could have also said how he knew he would buy the book in that castle... instead of saying that he doesn't go there after the second week. In general, the answers are garbage, complete nonsense. I didn't see any logic in them. I wouldn't apologize to him, and I would even write him a few harsh words. Yeah, their style is clearly different from ours.

I planned to return to my main town that day, but one hero found a boot, and I changed my mind... he says he wanted to go home that day. I wonder, why did he travel all this way then?

Mareti made some valid points. It's interesting that the Chinese player responded to them. After all, he could have checked the third sanctuary on the day he captured it. And for me, it's strange that the sanctuary near the road was discovered at 111, but checked at 121. I understand that it wouldn't have been captured on the first day anyway, but it wouldn't have been a waste to spend a turn checking it. And depending on the check, you can estimate the actions for the second week. And I would also try to check the other two sanctuaries on the first week. It seems that they don't treat sanctuaries any better than they treat hives. In the game on Jebus, he didn't take either of them on his starting territory.
Regarding the game on Jeb with Gome. The Chinese player takes Logistics, without specializing in Earth or Air magic. Perhaps they really don't consider magic to be such important skills. Buying a spellbook on the secondary market is a logical decision; I would do the same.

P.S. It seems that Tinker or the translator doesn't know English very well.

Buying the book second-hand is a pretty logical decision; I would do the same.

P.S. It feels like Tinker or the translator doesn't know English very well.

Did you even understand the factions well before writing anything here?...it's obvious that buying the book second-hand is a good decision...but how did he know it was a second-hand copy and not a new one???...
Their English is fine. They have problems with something else...they put the wrong pictures in the translation, not the ones that are actually in the game...and they answered the questions very poorly. If they didn't like magic, they wouldn't have made Luna so powerful...

Did you even analyze the replays well before writing anything here?... It's clear as day that buying a book from a secondary [town/shop] is a pretty good decision... But how was he supposed to know that it was a secondary and not a ГО???...
Their English is fine. They have problems with other things... They placed the wrong images in the translation, not the ones that are in the real game... They answered the questions very poorly. If they had a bad attitude towards magic, they wouldn't have... [given] Luna...

What do you mean "how was he supposed to know"? On Jebus Cross, there is a road to ГО and 2 roads leading to secondary [towns].