Nomination for "Bomb of the Year 2013" — Tournament History online

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Sticks (damn morale, 100, Moon, and sticks)

53.2% 50 votes

Amilu – Armageddon

13.8% 13 votes

ColdRain = )

11.7% 11 votes

Lawyer (leaving Heroes)

6.4% 6 votes

BaJleHoK (This is perfect for us!)

10.6% 10 votes

Creature (split damage type, Armageddon with dwarves, and many other things)

18.1% 17 votes

Gomunguls – a delayed-action bomb

2.1% 2 votes

Redwhait - capturing Dragon Utopia

9.6% 9 votes

RomarioGrom – strategy involving monks

9.6% 9 votes

Ayauhtéotl – a heartfelt confession

31.9% 30 votes

In reply to Nitro

Registered: 9/30/2008

Posts: 2,156

#64 1/29/2014 12:58 PM UTC

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What difference does it make who is sitting behind the monitor on the other side? A huge difference, in my opinion. I think the attitude towards a female opponent is slightly different. It manifests in small details, but often this can be beneficial for the girl. But that's not even the point. The point is deception. I don't like being deceived, for example. And naturally, it's less painful, so to speak, than using clones or cheats, but it's still deception, disrespect for players, and to some extent, "unfair play." IMHO.

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In reply to Nitro

Registered: 12/25/2011

Posts: 1,338

#65 1/29/2014 1:14 PM UTC

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Nitro

I hope you're joking. Who cares about the gender of the person on the other side of the monitor?

Personally, I don't care, but in Might & Magic: Heroes VII, for example, it played a certain role. Weaker castles were taken against Ayauhteotl, for instance. I think Anders and Sasha's reaction is also quite understandable. Psychology also played a role there, and it was quite significant. I don't think awarding the World Championship is a good idea, but perhaps some kind of "punishment" would be appropriate.

Когда рестартов не осталось, обязательно ждите Гурниссона без балисты:D

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Катя ЭПИК барышня) вы бы видели как пялились на её сиськи молодёж) я та с девушкой был) но всё равно пялился ) потому что хорошие) (с) Browser

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In reply to aka.Ward3n

Registered: 3/19/2013

Posts: 327

#66 1/29/2014 1:18 PM UTC

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aka.Ward3n

Personally, I don't care, but for example, in FB7, it played a certain role. Weaker castles were chosen against Ayauhteotl, for instance. I think Anders and Sasha's reaction is also quite understandable. Psychology also played a role there, and it was quite significant. I don't think awarding the CM is a good idea, but perhaps some kind of "punishment" wouldn't hurt.

Remove the flowers from under the avatar, for example :D

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In reply to Defiant

Registered: 11/25/2011

Posts: 495

#67 1/29/2014 1:19 PM UTC

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Defiant

Take the flowers away from the avatar, for example :D

It would be fitting to leave the flowers as a punishment.

In reply to twaryna

Registered: 1/24/2011

Posts: 816

#68 1/29/2014 1:29 PM UTC

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twaryna

What difference does it make who is sitting behind the monitor on the other side? It's huge. In my opinion, the attitude towards a female opponent is slightly different. This manifests itself in small details, but often it can be beneficial for that very girl. But that's not even the point. The point is deception. I don't like being deceived, for example. And naturally, it's less painful, so to speak, than clones and cheating, but it's still deception, disrespect for players, and to some extent - "unfair play." IMHO.

Accept it, everyone deceives each other on the internet because it usually goes unpunished. And punishing a single detected case won't change the trend. The only thing that matters on this forum is the game. The fact that someone treats a female player differently than a male player is their weakness.

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In reply to Player_

Registered: 9/30/2008

Posts: 2,156

#69 1/29/2014 1:39 PM UTC

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Player_

Accept it, everyone cheats each other on the internet because it usually goes unpunished. And punishing a single identified case won't change the trend. The only thing that matters on this forum is the game. The fact that someone treats a female player differently than a male player is their weakness.

I couldn't care less about what happens on the internet in general. We are on a specific portal and playing a game that is almost entirely based on trust in the opponent. The idea about treating a female player differently and it being a weakness is nonsense. I sincerely don't understand the motives behind such an action. I have nothing against "Aya," but for me, "something like that" is beyond comprehension. I'm very interested in hearing an explanation from the source.

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Registered: 11/28/2012

Posts: 343

#70 1/29/2014 1:40 PM UTC

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aka.Ward3n

Personally, I don't care, but for example, in FB7, it played a certain role. Weaker castles were chosen against Ayauhteotl, for instance. I think Anders and Sasha's reaction can also be understood. Psychology also played a role there, and it was quite significant.

Gomunguls and Britvotchka chose Conflux and lost. I will write my opinion on the event later.

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Registered: 1/5/2012

Posts: 586

#71 1/29/2014 1:59 PM UTC

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Honestly, it doesn't matter if it's a girl or a guy, the main thing is that the person is mentally healthy...

Только в тишине ответит вселенная, только в наших сердцах мы обретем смелость следовать её зову. ;)

In reply to twaryna

Registered: 1/24/2011

Posts: 816

#72 1/29/2014 2:08 PM UTC

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twaryna

I couldn't care less about what's happening on the internet in general. We're on a specific platform and playing a game that relies almost entirely on trust between opponents. The talk about disrespect towards a girl and weakness is nonsense. I genuinely don't understand the motives behind such an action. I have nothing against "Aya," but for me, "something like that" is beyond comprehension. I'm very interested in hearing an explanation from the source.

I'm just saying that you should never underestimate a person. And I'm also interested in the motives myself.)

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In reply to Player_

Registered: 5/31/2011

Posts: 707

#73 1/29/2014 2:14 PM UTC

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Pit really rocked! =))

Registered: 6/27/2008

Posts: 1,279

#74 1/29/2014 2:21 PM UTC

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I think it's worth listening to "BOMBU" himself and, in general, seeing the person in a new light.
If the person is reasonable, I personally think the trolling was a success, rating it 5+. :)
I never thought that Ayauhteotl was a girl. The only thing that was unclear was why it was necessary and why it took so long to reveal it.
I remember another interview with Kalababe after winning 200%. It was from a female perspective. ;)

In general, I repeat, either there is a very subtle acting performance and experiment going on, or it's a mental disorder. :smile01:
Time will tell.

And p.s. Remember Jed. Back then, I remember, because of a stupid cheater with boobs on his avatar, half the forum was arguing, and people were genuinely offended. Therefore, it seems that now such transgender operations are perceived more painfully. :smile05:

Пусть мой враг будет силен и страшен. Если я поборю его, то не буду чувствовать стыда.

Registered: 6/14/2013

Posts: 567

#75 1/29/2014 2:39 PM UTC

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Maybe he has schizophrenia and only plays as female heroes, specifically the Aztec Goddess.

Registered: 3/14/2009

Posts: 3,259

#76 1/29/2014 2:42 PM UTC

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I met Ayauhteotl while playing in L-5, and I treated him like a regular guy; no one ever corrected me, and after the game, we discussed the mistakes. Later, when I found out he was a "girl," I was very surprised, but I didn't dwell on it because I didn't think it was important.
Those who are now saying they were deceived, etc., clearly have no understanding of psychology. :)
It would be interesting to know how Pit managed to get Aya to agree to a "date" when others had been turned down before him! ))