Posts from Турнир "ФБ-6" -> Tournament "The Final Battle - 6"

I disagree here; obviously, if you are playing with someone you know at least within the game world, generally speaking, someone whose word you wouldn't doubt—but with a guy you've never seen, from another resource, with a "foggy" reputation... and even in the case of "one of your own," how many misclicks or deviations will it take before you're done. I believe tournament play is tournament play; there were times when I entered Dragon Utopia with 1 bone because I wasn't used to the HD mod version where the hero swap after exchanging armies changed... then I left—thanks for the game.

It's written a bit awkwardly, but I understood the point.

and on LAN.

"on LAN" - LAN stands for Local Area Network, referring to playing over a network via a network cable, or in gaming centers (note).

I also don't understand how you can put a casual game on the same level as a tournament. You play a casual game just to have fun, that's why you have auto-saves and can restart the game 100 times. But in a tournament – I'm sorry, you need to use your restarts thoughtfully. If you didn't find the chocolate, confirm the loss.

Someone says that "claiming a win on turn 111 isn't heroic." But in my opinion, begging for a Priest or an auto-win is not heroic either. If the opponent offers it himself, then take it, but if he doesn't, then confirm the loss. Although, personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable knowing that I formally lost, and then playing for a win and, in case of victory, submitting a report. And since I can't allow myself to do that, the opponent shouldn't either. In my opinion, ethics are different for everyone.

I'm simply speechless. Or is it unclear that Hamachi is a full-fledged replacement for a LAN connection over the internet?

Can you tell the difference between a rude player and someone just playing a game with a person sitting two meters away from them? Don't be an idiot.

Hmm, esteemed sir, a player in a LAN game is usually much closer than 2 meters away from you. Please stop being obtuse.

2 meters or 10 – it doesn't really matter.
Someone wrote "on LAN" – I explained what the person meant, and you start acting smart.
Maybe you need to be banned again for a year?

I remember a game of Vic vs. Dubrovin on Jebus Cross: Vic had a decent setup, but overestimating his capabilities, he threw the game down to zero around turn 112 or 113 (I watched the stream) — gritting his teeth, Yura keeps playing; when asked what the point is, he gives a roundabout answer about where we could go. On turn 114, Dubrovin writes that he surrenders: he also threw the game, but his nerves turned out to be weaker.