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I looked at the game saves of SVAROG and darkello. I believe that insisting on a technical forfeit in a situation where the blues were lagging behind in all parameters (except magic stats, but that wouldn't have lasted long), and the violation was obviously accidental, is simply not right; I don't see what it could have solved, nor do I see any prospects for the blues.

If I "lost" like that, I wouldn't want to play at all anymore. I'm just curious: if the opponent is left with one last hero and 1 gremlin, and in a rush I use 2 Dimension Door and kill him, would that also be a technical forfeit? A conscious violation is one thing, but simple carelessness—where the player writes about this violation in their own report, thinking they did everything correctly—is another.

just a reminder that you can accept me instead of the player who dropped out
I agree to an additional test

It's like dividing an inheritance at a funeral: confused:

marader-kisa (red, Fortress, Garrison, Garrison) def Sevan_80 (blue, Dungeon, Shakti, Shakti) Jebus Cross 115
Opponent didn't play well, and GG.
Thanks for the game!

I looked at the save files from SVAROG's and darkello's games. I believe that insisting on a technical pause in a situation where the blue team was behind in all parameters (except for magic stats, but that wouldn't have lasted long), and the violation was clearly accidental, is not justified. I don't see what it could have changed, and I don't see any prospects for the blue team. It's just unsportsmanlike.

regarding 2 Dimension Doors. I noticed this error too. But I didn't ask any extra questions, because I'm already tired of it :).
I don't even do 2 Dimension Doors in practice. And if this is done in a tournament, then it's lawlessness. There should even be punishment for this.

then why not just do 4 Dimension Doors?:) maybe 2 isn't enough?:)

and if the opponent hadn't admitted to the mistake, everything would have passed silently. You wouldn't even want to play a fun game with such people.
am I supposed to study every save and measure how many moves he made with each hero? trust in the opponent is an important element of the game. if there is no trust, then it's better not to play with such people at all.

the fact that he admitted to the violation partially rehabilitates him. but how could he not admit it if he blurted it out himself due to carelessness in a post. and if he had stayed silent, he could have continued doing 3-4 Dimension Doors always!:)

imho. and no offense. but such nicknames should be remembered.:)

Dear experienced players, and those like them, who withdraw from tournaments due to "loss of motivation," please forgive me, but I think it's not right to act this way. We, the newcomers, are thoroughly vetted before being accepted into a tournament; we are asked all sorts of questions, etc. And you, after losing 1-2 games, already say that there's no point in playing, there's no motivation. Why did you even sign up in the first place? And why did people like me sign up? Just for the statistics? We, for example, also want to play against serious players, but such games are only possible within the framework of a tournament, and you are depriving us of this opportunity, at the very least. And then there will be all sorts of questions like, "Look who made it to the finals, how could they?" when you withdrew. And besides, there's a corresponding clause in the rules about tournaments. It's just not right, in my opinion.
P.S. Once again, I apologize for my audacity.