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Posts from Турниры HeroesWorld Cup & World Cup - 2012
I wouldn't be surprised if they had a survey on their forum... Tinker's answers were made public and there was a vote on whether they were acceptable or not...:D
Added 1 minute later Juristis
What do you mean, from where? On Jebus, there's a road to the GO and 2 roads to the secondary heroes.
very many times on Jebus Cross maps I've been dealt a road to the GO and to one secondary hero...there was no second one...so there aren't always 2 roads to the secondary heroes
I wouldn't be surprised if they had a poll on their forum... Tinker's answers were made public, and there was a vote to see if they were suitable or not... :D
Added 1 minute ago
many times, it happened that the Jebus blocked the way to Go and to the second town... there was no second town... so there aren't always 2 roads to the second towns.
The Chinese player has played these Jebus maps less than you, so it's quite possible that it didn't happen to him. Besides, the absence of a road to the secondary town does happen, but not very often. And in general, Tinker doesn't seem to play very reliably. It's not surprising that Maretti didn't like his gameplay.
What does Maretti have to do with this? I don't understand... If the Chinese player is playing so badly, why did Jebus keep leaving him in and even pick him in the draft? He answered all the questions evasively and off-topic. They asked him about how he wasn't afraid to stay on the rush with Trezhak with 4 angels, and he replied that it was because of FB, and that he beat him yesterday, so why should he be afraid? Isn't that ridiculous? Maretti explained his version... and I played against this player in that match.
What does Marretti have to do with this? I don't understand... If Jebus plays so badly, why did he keep letting him play and even pick him in the draft?... He answered all the questions evasively and off-topic... They asked him about how he wasn't afraid to push near the treasure building with 4 angels... and he wrote that it was because of the Facebook post. I beat him yesterday, so why should I be afraid?... Isn't that ridiculous? Marretti explained his version... and I played against this player in that game.
He didn't understand that they were asking him about pushing near the treasure building. Stiky asked why Tinker went into the opponent's territory without scouting with 4 angels. Tinker thought the question was about game 127, when he went to your main base with angels after the Facebook post, and he answered based on that. The question was poorly phrased.
I'm not saying he plays Jebus badly. But it's quite possible that he doesn't have that much experience playing Jebus, and buggy map generations without roads to the secondary town don't happen to him often, or don't happen at all. After all, the probability of finding a town near a Guardian was higher than the probability of there being no road to it. Yes, it's safer to buy a book in the main castle, but it's not always necessary to do so.
He just didn't understand what they were asking him about the Treasury rush. Stiki asked why Tinker went into the opponent's territory without scouting with 4 angels. Tinker thought the question was about the 127th minute, when he went to your main base with angels after the fast build, and he answered accordingly. The question was incorrectly phrased here. .
He understood everything, he was just pretending to be clueless.
I read the responses and now have some serious suspicions: 1. The same question about conservatories as with Maretti – how did he know about 3+ cons? "I knew that the first con has more than 3 angels."
2. Regarding the moment when he visited the library and left with loot from a treasure zone, I had a different explanation, and I remember this save very well (Gomunculus provided screenshots). /topic/at/584408/ It is clear that Kir didn't open the treasure zone, but Thinkeer says that he left because there was nothing interesting.
Regarding the size of the conservatories, I strongly suspect that the Chinese have resident programs that allow them to display the size and contents of objects. For example, hovering over Utopia shows what artifacts are inside or hovering over a con reveals its size. Technically, this is already implemented; I’ve seen such programs and even own one. But my conscience doesn't allow me to use them…
Дипломатия - искусство говорить собаке "хорошая собачка" до тех пор пока не найдешь подходящую палку.
I've read the replies and already have some serious suspicions:
Regarding leaving the treasure zone, I see a perfectly logical answer — went to pick up the armor. You never know what's further in the treasure zone, but the armor is right here, close at hand. While I'm going to pick it up, the scout hero will take a look at the underground treasure zone. That's actually quite logical.
So what are these programs, how do they work, and where did they come from? Chinese?
I see a perfectly logical reason for leaving the Treasury – he went to collect the armor. Who knows what else might be in the Treasury, but the armor is right here, close by. While he's collecting it, the looter can check out the underground area. That's a very logical approach. QUOTE]
You just answered all the questions yourself. Can I ask the same about the Consul... the Consul is here, close by, but he didn't take the last one... and the looter could have scouted the respawn point...
The Chinese guy clearly thinks HeroesWorld users are complete idiots, because he's spouting blatant nonsense. Or maybe he's Vanga's illegitimate son...
I see a perfectly logical reason for leaving the treasury – he went to get the armor. Who knows what’s further in the treasury, but the armor is right here, close by. While he’s getting the armor, the newbie can check out the underground treasury. That’s a very logical approach.
The Chinese player wrote: when I went in to the first treasure area, I was able to see the library and the armor. The guard of the library is much weaker, so I went to visit the library first.
the next day, I found nothing interesting in this area, so I went back to get armor.
And Homunculus provided screenshots (and I noticed them), where the Chinese player left the library to get the armor, without waiting to scout the underground treasury.
Дипломатия - искусство говорить собаке "хорошая собачка" до тех пор пока не найдешь подходящую палку.
JuristisRegarding leaving the treasury, I see a perfectly logical response: he went to retrieve the armor. Who knows what else might be in the treasury, but the armor is right here, close by. While he's retrieving it, the scout can check out the underground treasury. This is actually very logical. QUOTE]
You yourself have now answered all the questions; may I ask the same about the consul... the consul who is here, close by, but he didn't take him... and the scout could have scouted the respawn point...
I'm also curious why he didn't take the remaining consuls and why he didn't check them, which is even more important. In my opinion, the plan for the second week is simple: gather the consuls, level up magic, whatever is available, and go to the opponent through GO.
Added 4 minutes later Captain
Chinese player wrote: when I went in to the first treasure area, I was able to see the library and the armor. The guard of the library is much weaker, so I went to visit the library first.
the next day, I found nothing interesting in this area, so I went back to get armor.
And Gomungulus provided screenshots (and I noticed them), where the Chinese player left the library for the armor, without waiting to scout the underground treasury.
That's right, he took the library and was going to return for the armor, as there was nothing else interesting besides the library. On the next turn, he launched Kirr, didn't see anything interesting, and went to take the armor.
[I'm also curious why he didn't take the remaining cons and why he didn't check them, which is even more important. In my opinion, the plan for the second week is simple: gather cons, level up magic, whatever they give you, and go to the opponent via GO. .
This is the most normal course of action! Not to go somewhere unknown!
Nah, where's the trolling here? I looked at the saves, the answers, and I'm writing what I think, without the intention of accusing or defending anyone. In my opinion, half of the accusations are baseless, but there are indeed some suspicious moments.
