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Hello everyone.
I haven't played Heroes for quite some time. Mostly against the AI and sometimes on Hotseat.
I checked out your forum and learned a lot of new things. I decided to play again. But after reading the reports from the Beginners Tournament SUMMER 2013, I see that these "beginners" aren't really beginners at all. They're using rushes, chains, and maximizing their resources by the second week, and they're upset about missing just one day.
Are there any tournaments "for the very beginners"?
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#2
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fun, streams, reading reports, analyzing opponents' games, and again, fun – as a result, you'll see a significant improvement in your gameplay.
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#3
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Watching streams on heroes3.tv is a good idea; you'll learn very quickly.
http://heroes3.tv/aiwe
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Aiwe
You should check out the streams on heroes3.tv
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Hello everyone.
I haven't played Heroes for quite some time. Mostly against the AI and sometimes on Hotseat.
I checked out your forum and learned a lot of new things. I decided to play again. But reading the reports from the "Summer 2013" beginner tournament, I see that these "beginners" aren't really beginners at all. They're using rushes, chains, and maximizing their resources by the second week, and they're upset about missing just one day.
Are there any tournaments "for the very beginners"?

And you can also rush for Jebus on day one... but that's for complete beginners. :)
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Encellad
And you can also clear the GO on Jebus in the first week... but that's for complete beginners :)
Some people even clear it by accident :)
It's scary to think when it would fall if you actually tried to clear it :D
МУДРЫЙ - не обязательно старый, ОПЫТНЫЙ - не обязательно мудрый... обладатель и того и другого всегда должен помнить слова НАПОЛЕОНА БОНАПАРТА: Война состоит из непредусмотренных событий; В каждом большом деле всегда приходится какую-то часть оставить на долю :smile33: СЛУЧАЯ...
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By the way, what does GO stand for? I understand all your other abbreviations, but I don't understand GO. As far as I understand, it refers to the path to the Main Opponent, right?
Is there a glossary of terms for this resource somewhere?
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#8
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Go is a Chinese game where you have to move stones.
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Evgeny Vaganovich, how can this game with stones be played on Jebus during the first week?
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GO - main guard:smile13:
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Oldboy
Evgeny Vaganovich, how can this game with stones be beaten on Jebus in the first week?