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Vitaly, honestly, you're acting very badly. It's not the behavior of a champion. IMHO.

what do money have to do with it???

Obviously, he acts as he sees fit.

What do money have to do with it?

You mentioned in a previous post that Alex is afraid to register for a tournament with a strong lineup of participants, using corrupted save files. First, it's pretty harsh to say such things about a player who has retired from Heroes. Second, Alex could easily call your bluff and offer to play for high stakes. If you refuse, then... well, you'll look bad. And the money is relevant because it helps you understand the seriousness of the situation and gives Alex some motivation to prove something to yet another "know-it-all."

Well, we actually have some rules on the forum, and calling people names like that is not right. Everyone "acts as they see fit" in the Warlord chat, but we don't need that here.

And you need to prove something through gameplay. If there's a desire to prove something, to find out who's the best, you can calmly organize a match and discuss the conditions.

Well, we actually have some rules on the forum, and calling people names like that is just not right. Everyone "does what they think is right" in the War of the Towers chat, but we don't need that here.

And you need to prove something with your gameplay. If you want to prove something, to find out who is the best, you can calmly organize a match and discuss the conditions.

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Money is a way to be held accountable for what you say.
Fedor Emelianenko doesn't have to punch everyone in the face every day to prove he's the best. Michael Phelps doesn't have to race everyone. Magnus Carlsen doesn't have to move pieces against everyone who says, "I'll beat you, you don't know how to play."

Well, we actually have some rules on the forum, and calling people "lackeys" is just not right. Everyone "acts as they see fit" in the Warlord chat, and we don't need that here.

And you need to prove something through gameplay. If there's a desire to prove something, to find out who's the best, you can calmly organize a match and discuss the conditions.

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Money is a way to be accountable for what you say.
Fedor Emelianenko doesn't have to punch everyone in the face every day to prove he's the best. Michael Phelps doesn't have to race everyone. Magnus Carlsen doesn't have to move pieces against anyone who says, "I'll beat you, you don't know how to play."

Here they go again.
Let's do this: in this thread, only those who are offended by him will write and comfort each other.

It's sad when a person, from a distance, online, says one thing, insults someone terribly, but would never say it in real life. Even Nagan said that Alex seems to be a decent person in real life. But here, he behaves in a very provocative way.

This is called hypocrisy... I think a normal person would communicate the same way here as they would in real life.

there's good motivation for Alex there.

Yeah... and it also shows a person's lack of self-confidence. It's also a case of "schoolboy syndrome," which is a diagnosis that psychologists now often give to adults who behave in an inappropriate way.