Nomination for "Bomb of the Year 2013" Auto-translated

Yesterday’s discussion in the Tvarina chat about “The role of VT in this world” could definitely make it into the top three, if not the very first place.

Watched Twaryna's stream – there were full-fledged Warlock vs. Warlock matches. Could it be that he decided to try it out after those papal giveaways? And there's also a nomination.

http://www.twitch.tv/twaryna/b/486118743 - watch from around 6:00:00 (Facebook time) onwards.

A perfect score. This is simply a masterpiece.

A masterpiece. Simply a masterpiece.

But wasn't "A Hundred" released before 2013?

By the way, does anyone have a link to a video showing a hundred battles? I could only find it in audio format.

Definitely ariputra. Considering all his achievements.

I do like Stiky, but as someone who regularly checks the forum, I will definitely vote for Ariputru, because he is great.

Ayauhtéotl is an Aztec goddess of frost and fog, observed only at night or early in the morning.
The Aztecs had a saying to describe someone who suddenly became famous: “Mixtitlan, Ayauhtitlan,” or “From the clouds, from the mist.”

Let me tell you everything in order. For the past year and a half, various rumors and suspicions have been circulating on the forum. The name Ayauhteotl was shrouded in mystery. Some of our users tried to invite Aiya on a date but were turned down. I was luckier. Yesterday we met and had a very pleasant conversation in person. However, there was one BUT. It has been confirmed that Ayauhteotl is male. This did not prevent us from discussing Heroes 3, the forum, and ways to dissuade Alexander from being so impressed by him as an incredibly skilled female player. He is a very high-level player and does not need any additional bonuses that our beloved ladies might expect.

So let's say goodbye to the first female tournament winner and wait for a real girl to win a medal (and this may happen quite soon if the SM spell team of Ayauhteotl + Lim4 dominates in 2x2).

A few more words seriously:
- Alexander would like to meet with our players in February at the club tournament, but it all depends on his personal circumstances;
- I give a 100% guarantee that the same person who I met yesterday in person played on our forum and communicated with you, and he is not a clone of anyone known to me personally, including those listed on the Black List;
- I hope that he will post in this thread today himself.

How to live in this tolerant world now?

Yeah... I'm not surprised... :rolleyes:

Cool, but not exactly unexpected.
It's really awesome! :)

Damn, Heroin in Kyiv was spot on!

Yeah... I'm not surprised...:rolleyes:

Yeah, I thought something was fishy too. At first, I thought it was a cheater using some kind of external program, but then it turned out he was playing on VK, and he actually won a tournament a couple of days ago. Apparently, the organizers from VK don't participate in the tournament, which is why they allow someone using external programs to win. Well, whatever. After I realized that AYA wasn't using external programs, I had to reconsider my opinion and admit that the expensive and respected Aechka is actually a good player! And today, that day has come, and Pete, as always, set everything straight! In short, respect to Scorpion, she's still holding the top spot among female players! No offense to Lim 4, you still have a lot of potential (we often argued about who was better, her friend AYA or Scorpion)! Well, greetings to our FRIEND!!! I remember you once wrote to me in ICQ - "Why do you think I'm using external programs?" I didn't answer then because I didn't want to say anything I wasn't sure about. But now I can answer you - "Because I always knew you weren't who you pretended to be!"...

Haha))) Well, it was kind of expected, the analytics were just too strong, it's unrealistic for a girl to level up so quickly "out of nowhere." But overall, it's funny how the desire to be "herself" and, perhaps, attend real Heroes gatherings turned out to be stronger than the initial reasons for creating a cross-gender nickname.

Here, the "Troll of the Year" award would be more appropriate; Sasha could respond like this: