But who are the judges? I mean, who is this "we"?
Posts from COMPETITION FOR MONEY $$$ (2012)
We are Medstrah the First.
P.S. For everyone else, I repeat: it's not about the money, but about clarifying the situation. As soon as I finish, Aistitan will receive 100 dollars. He will transfer (or hide) it to the winner. I remind the inattentive that I promised this only to the winner, not to everyone.
Just a reminder to those who might have missed it, I promised this only to the winner.
Alright! We'll play by the Heroes of Might and Magic rules. Naturally, no bugs or cheats. If there are results like 3-4-7, and I think there will be...
I'll add my own 20, and I'll distribute these $120 among the 3 winners, $40 each. If there are 2 winners, it will be split equally, and if there's only one, I'll give it all to him.
Just a reminder to those who might have missed it, I promised this only to the winner.
And who wrote this in post #22 on page 2?
"If there's a result, I'll just transfer the money to Aistitan. Let them decide how to split it between themselves; he's the author."
Yes, in post #16 you wrote about the winner, but post #22 suggests something different.
Throw a stone at me if anyone heard a different interpretation.
And it turns out that the sponsor didn't provide the money to the organizers before the tournament.
This has happened so many times in my experience, when they announce a tournament with a prize pool, and then the sponsors disappear after the tournament...
In the future, it's necessary to receive the money before the tournament, give it to a trusted judge, and only then start playing.
And there are a lot of arguments here, they attacked Medstrakh, and he either out of fear or because he really got offended, started to fight back :)
Medstrakh, if you have any real questions, ask them. Don't be shy and don't be afraid to show your lack of knowledge. There's no one here who can compete with Anton. Anton is the best offline player in the world in Heroes, and he has proven it so many times in tournaments... in my memory, since 2007, in Chaos and the League.
P.S. If Antoshka is really such a serious player, let him beat Xiedu. I haven't been able to yet and would be grateful to anyone who can teach a noob—meaning me—how to beat it
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Medstrah, if you have real questions, then ask. don't be shy>
I suspect that back in the days of the first Heroes games, he was still a newbie, while we were winning pretty good money for students. This is just to say something about experience and so on.
P.S. If Anton is such a serious player, let him complete Xiedu. I haven't been able to do it yet and would be grateful to anyone who could teach this newbie, i.e., me, how to complete it.
Maybe Antoshka is the best offline player you know. I suspect that during the time of the first Heroes games, he was still crawling under the table, while we were winning pretty good money for students. This is what I'm getting at when talking about experience and so on. And, strangely, Antoshka's saves aren't visible here. Or is Ksyusha his avatar? Then it's even stranger for a man to call himself by a horse's name, yuck.
P.S. If Antoshka is such a serious player, let him complete Xiedu. I haven't been able to do it yet, and I will be grateful to everyone who teaches the newbie, that is, me, how to complete it.
Give 50 USD to some judge that everyone trusts, and let's check the skill ;)
Thank you, that's what I was trying to do. Without studying the map thoroughly. I will correct myself )))
For your money ;)
Pay 50 USD to a judge that everyone trusts, and let's test your skill.
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Great, let's get your WebMoney, I'll transfer it right now. The only question is, how will you assess the number of successful playthroughs at 90%?
If Anton is such a serious player, let him complete Xiedu. I haven't been able to do it yet, and I would be grateful to anyone who teaches this newbie, that is, me, how to complete it.
And regarding whether I will transfer $100, for me, it's not a question – my reputation is more important.
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Wow, what a topic... on Heroes Portal, the discussion is calm and businesslike, but here it's just arguing.
And it turns out that the sponsor didn't give the money to the organizer before the tournament.
This has happened so many times in my memory when they announced a tournament with prize money, and after the tournament, the sponsors disappeared...
For the future, you need to receive the money before the tournament, give it to a trusted judge, and only then play.
As a sponsor, I gave my $ immediately to the organizer. medSTRAX promised an additional prize. He is not registered on Heroesportal. It turns out he was not even a sponsor, but just a person who wanted to give an additional prize to whoever fulfills his conditions. His conditions were fulfilled; perhaps he wants to check everything and sort it out. We are waiting for his questions about the game... But, of course, everything was just verbal, which is why there are disputes
It is necessary to discuss and agree on all the rules in detail
And, in my opinion, it would be good to sort out the first saves first, and then start something else (let him review everything and calm down).
За то что нейтралы не бегают за единичкой, для меня это уже стоит того
Great, let's get your WebMoney, I'll transfer it right away. The only question is, how will you assess the number of successful playthroughs at 90%?
Let's not calculate the exchange rate, will 1700 Russian rubles work?
Without defining 90%, I'm already ready to part with the money.
I can suggest transferring the money to someone from the leading tournaments.
People, why are you all messing with it?
No mana is expected from the heavens. Likewise, no sensible posts.
Is anyone actually interested in participating in this pointless activity?
The tournament is over, the prizes have been awarded, thank you to the participants and organizers.
The miserable trolls remain... - that's their problem.
