The contact was almost established, but the Naga with high morale held their ground. Thanks for the game!
The contact was almost established, but the Naga with high morale held their ground. Thanks for the game!
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11/14/2013 HellLighT(blue,ramp,roland,roland) def COBECTb(red,Tower,Cyra,Cyra) Anarchy 125
We started the game about 2 months ago. Initially, it wasn't the best start; I lost a lot of ranged units and a few cavalry units, but I couldn't take anything on the first turn. On the second turn, I slightly improved my position, added some Ogre Mages, took a Labyrinth and a couple of dwellings, Roland with Earth Offense and Expert Diplomacy... and then this happened. My opponent disappeared at the most interesting moment when he attacked 20-49 Hive units. I waited for his turn for a long time, so I alt-tabbed to another game and saw this. Soon after, he appeared and said that "the power went out." Of course, there was no save. Well, the game was postponed, and we couldn't find a time to continue. Eventually, the continuation didn't take long... I'm attaching screenshots. It took a while to explain that he had to repeat his turn. Then he asked for my screenshot, and the final part was a conversation in ICQ where he claimed that he was probably checking how many Hive units were in the dungeon. Considering that after loading the save, he couldn't even reach them in one turn, and on the next turn, he brought reinforcements... This is such a shameless act, gentlemen. I ask you to take measures, up to and including a black mark.
P.S. Luckily, the Alchemists and Mages in the Tower faction have different skins, otherwise he would have been making excuses right now...
As a tournament organizer, guided by the "Rules for Online Games in Heroes III," sporting ethics, and my own understanding of fairness, I have decided: ...
CONSCIENCE can remain in the Heroes community only if its further gameplay is impeccable in terms of the rules. ...
Even though Conscience is to blame, I think you're taking on too much.
Even though Conscience is to blame, I think you're taking on too much.
This person put in a lot of work, spending many hours listening, considering, and thoroughly analyzing the situation, as well as examining the save files. Although he is not a member of the Arbitration Committee (AK) and did not present himself as a judge (though, of course, he didn't declare anyone as a tournament judge), you are reacting so aggressively to a rather reasonable decision that he was asked to make. I think you are overstepping. Next time, think before you... blurt something out.