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It's interesting to consider the probability that Vatya accidentally revealed his opponent's stream for a mere 10 seconds, and that someone happened to view the list of viewers during that short period. Without ColdRay, it's impossible to figure out.

P.S. Ideally, he should be banned for six months to scare others. And for each clone account, add another six months to the ban.

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Did I cheat, use map hacks, or tamper with save files?...

This is pure map hacking.

Indra, please log in.

Indra, please log in.

Do you have some old grievances with Browser?
01/09/2012 Vatya (Blue, Rampart, Kirya) def Browser (Red, Dungeon, Shakhter) 2SM4d(3) 137
01/11/2012 Vatya (Blue, Dungeon, Shakhter, Grindan) def JustObserver (Red, Stronghold, Gurni, Kreg) 2SM4d(3) 213

Yes, it’s all because of that game.

Yes, it's all because of that game.

There will be a chance to redeem themselves in Kyiv.

If you're playing with "Vatnik" in Kyiv, look around more often! And make sure there are no mirrors behind you!

I didn't quite understand the issue where the opponent immediately passed the turn to you after loading a save. Wouldn't it be simple to just exit the game and message them on ICQ: "Please, load again, I need some more time to remember the situation." Also, you can agree beforehand about the duration of the game, ask how long the player plans to play. For example, if it turns out that they only have 3 hours to play online, you can reschedule the game for another day and come to some agreement.

If you're playing against "Vata" in Kyiv, look around more often! And make sure there's no mirror behind you!

Don't worry so much, if you get caught cheating once, I'll find other ways to do it :D I'm actually starting to find it funny how paranoid you are.

Just a reminder for everyone! When playing against "Vata," take all necessary precautions. Wear three condoms! Use passwords that are at least 16 characters long and include uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers! And don't wear sunglasses, as they reflect the monitor!

Good news, at least for me – the house where I am now, contrary to all my expectations, has internet.

I was surprised by the reaction of most people – many are fixated on watching the stream, which in itself is, of course, an outrageous fact (in my opinion), but for me, the key factor in making a decision about Vatya was the lie.
I was even more surprised by Vatya; honestly, it's funny to read that you are ignoring the fact that you were proving to me in ICQ that you accidentally ended up on the stream and immediately closed it, providing a bunch of evidence for this version, using the names of people who would vouch for you, expressing your firm disapproval of watching other people's broadcasts, and literally the next day it turned out that it was an absolutely deliberate action, which you yourself confirmed.
Honestly, apart from disgust, your attempts now to portray Slayzer as a "bad guy" and to excuse yourself through this do not evoke anything in me.

Everyone makes mistakes, and there can be many catalysts for this action, but the subsequent behavior remains Unclear to me, with a capital "U".

I have fully expressed my opinion on this matter and have nothing more to add.

P.S. Chivas is still a great thing, I apologize for typos, etc., I hope the forum will forgive me, and happy upcoming holidays ;)

I didn't quite understand the issue when the opponent immediately passed the turn to you after loading a save. Isn't it simple to just exit the game and write to him in ICQ: "Please, load again, I need some more time to remember the situation." Also, you can agree in advance about the duration of the game, ask how long the player plans to play. For example, if it turns out that he only logged in for 3 hours, then postpone the game to another day, somehow arrange it.

The problem is that I always thought that before passing the turn, the opponent usually asks if I'm ready. But it turns out it can be done this way, and you'll still be seen as a nice guy.
As for how long and how to play, there's no way around it. This is how people drag out the game for months. Something doesn't suit one, then something doesn't suit the other. I always try to accommodate the opponent, but it turns out to be in vain.

Seriously, what kind of nonsense is this? We were just playing a crusade game with Sanin through a downloaded version, and because I was inexperienced, I immediately passed my turn. One single message in ICQ – the problem was solved. Is religion really preventing him from writing to his opponent and saying that he acted a little impolitely? The browser correctly stated that mutual politeness, even friendliness, is the key to the successful existence of Heroes of Might and Magic.
So, he passed his turn, so what? Why hold a childish grudge against him? And yes, fair play, in my opinion, implies that it is unacceptable to watch a stream, even if it's from an unknown player.

I wanted to record a video showing how, without knowing English, you can type messages like "Please, load again, I need some more time to remember the situation" using a virtual keyboard, but I just couldn't bring myself to do it. I understand that my problems are just my problems.

Meanwhile, Slayzer understands Russian quite well, and when I played with him, I mostly communicated in my native language. I also want to give him props for understanding.

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