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No, for example, I just wanted to point out that many players (top players and those close to them) are leaving the tournament for no reason, and that's not good.

I'm afraid you won't understand my emotions, at least not right now.
Those who have played Heroes extensively, and to the point where they see it not just as a pleasant pastime but as a sport, where the result matters and depends on how well you play, can understand them. That's why various mirror match strategies are developed, and in tournaments, players like Stinger and Alex prefer to play 8mm6 instead of Chaos Magic.
I hope I've now explained the loss of motivation after playing a game of "Heads or Tails"?

By the way, I wasn't withdrawing from tournaments before either, and if I had known that such a decision might hinder someone in the points distribution, I wouldn't have done it.

There are some very interesting points in the biathlon rules.

Just to clarify – is it possible to replay a situation in biathlon from the moment when the rules were violated?

Just to clarify – is it possible to replay a situation in biathlon from the moment the rules were violated?

Not diminishing the eloquence of R55Max....

Can this situation with two double downs be replayed without getting bogged down in pondering the additional information, which, unfortunately, has already become known as a result of the two double downs?

The answer is no, in both cases – it cannot be replayed. Then why was the question asked?

04/06 ProtosArchon (Fortress, Craig Hack, Craig Hack) def Kilgor (Rampart, Kyrre, Kyrre) Jebus, 1.2.6

I broke 121 in the desert and took a tower town very close to the opponent's area. I built an observatory there, and all I needed to do was wait for Kyrre to come out and kill him. He came on 1.2.6 and had no chance. Thanks for the game!

It makes sense to withdraw from the tournament after two losses in a Swiss-system format. It's the same as losing in the winners' bracket and then also in the losers' bracket. But if you have the time and desire, go ahead and play for fun.

Perhaps in this specific case, the violation is irreversible, but in my opinion, this is not a reason to nitpick every time and refer to the rules regardless of common sense. If we follow R55Max's logic, then Tvarine should also be given a technical loss against Amil for the fact that in one of the scenarios, he took a secondary town away from Vidomina with the help of a Necromancer expert, which is utter nonsense.

Well, if a player doesn't see any prospects for themselves and decides to withdraw, does it matter whether they do so by warning everyone in advance or by simply losing and giving up in the remaining matches during the first few days?

Vitaly, there's a difference. In many tournament rounds, the games count towards the ranking, and I don't think everyone would agree to throw 4-5 games in a season. Besides, it's not right to withdraw because there's no chance of winning (you messed it up yourself). It's different to withdraw due to illness or lack of time.

If I don't see any prospects, I'll drop out, and if I can't, I'll just fade away, and it's not because I'm irresponsible, etc. (if it were an important game in a group, I would definitely play), but because I have +5 hours to Moscow time. That is, I usually start playing at 11 PM and until late at night. For example, yesterday I played with Predsom until 5 AM, and today I got up at 7 AM for work. Do you think I would play a fun game?

but is it even possible to get the ГГ defeated while in handcuffs? and if so, is that a rule violation?

Regarding my posts and games. my posts are not a violation of the rules.
And I played only 5 games, without reports. This is also not a violation of the rules.
Regarding the nick registration.
For 1 year I played the 6th series offline, then for 3 months the 3rd series offline.
I've been studying the 3rd series online for 3 months. This is also not a rule violation.

Your outburst is like: You violated! And you are this and that! Instead of pointing out violations, you are looking for some nick registration dates and posts.
It's funny to me :).

As for the guy doing 2 Dimension Door randomly, one could do that and violate a dozen more points and no one would know.
On the contrary, even with 500 mana, I might forget to use Dimension Door even once.

And someone who does 2 Dimension Door does it regularly. It's just hard to catch them. imho

Now I want to play against you. Wait for an invitation sometime. Nothing personal.

And besides, whoever protects a rule-breaker might be breaking rules themselves.

I have nothing against either you or your friend. I could also break many rules and no one would know. It's just that I don't want to play with guys who cheat.

Is my desire not a violation of the rules?:)