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A ladder with such imbeciles? Nonsense. Where do you even find someone to confirm a loss?
Сатир
12 years ago
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Firstly, there's no point in Baratorch creating anything for you/us.
Secondly, playing with idiots in a game where one match takes a lot of time is idiotic. They will quit, cheat, create new accounts, and it will be difficult to remove them from the ladder. Heroes will never be very popular, and they don't need to be, because popularity will attract hordes of cheaters and people with brain cancer. Even one lousy match with such a cretin will waste a lot of time for a respectable Heroes player. And there will be dozens of them if you play with everyone. And if you don't play with everyone, then the ladder isn't needed. Its main advantage is finding an opponent.
Ment
12 years ago
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I'm certainly no expert, but... it would be possible to create password-protected logs for all recent games, accurately recording the time of events: who left, what was written in the chat, and when each player was online. Plus, of course, a save file. This would clearly show who was right and who was wrong; a second opponent wouldn't be necessary. This is just my humble, noobish opinion, but it doesn't seem like it should be too difficult.
Wicc
12 years ago
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Well, that would require synchronization with the server, where the main game events would be recorded. And for that, you need your own lobby – chat + VPN. Which is complicated.
A few days ago, news appeared on the internet about the largest battle in the game EVE Online, in which ships worth $300,000 were destroyed. Many people were curious about how so much money could be lost in a single battle in an online game. However, most of the texts about this epic battle are written in a language that only prepositions and swear words are understandable to a person who does not play EVE Online. A couple of days ago, I came across a very interesting article where everything that happened is described in a very simple and understandable language. This post is a translation of that article, plus I've gathered some additional information and beautiful pictures to make it more interesting.
Lider1
12 years ago
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Watched the videos. To be honest, I wouldn't even play this for free. I don't know why I even read about it.
Watched the videos. To be honest, I wouldn't even play this for free. I don't know why I read it.
As Chekhov wrote - "I don't know who wrote it, but I'm a fool for reading it," right?
Update. It's such a long text that even Aripiprazole would be envious. I don't know who else would be interested in this besides hardcore fans of the game.
As Chekhov wrote - "I don't know who wrote it, but I'm a fool for reading it," right?
Well, something like that :DSatyr
Update. There's so much text there that even Ariputra would be envious. I don't know who besides hardcore fans of this game would find it interesting.
I was curious about where and why people invest their money to play. I checked out the game itself, superficially but still. Better to play free Dota :D with brain cancer or a cancerous brain.
Marmot
12 years ago
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Just in case, I've never played EVE Online myself. But such events are interesting as a demonstration of the scale that online games have reached.
КостяN
12 years ago
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A very brief personal take on Euromaidan, sorry for the Ukrainian, rural expressions, and theater of the absurd: Euromaidan (tragicomedy)
Just in case, I've never played EVE Online myself. But such events are interesting as a demonstration of the scale that online games have reached.
Indeed. It's possible to model social phenomena, the study of which is difficult with real people.
Dark30
12 years ago
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Well, there are already videos on the internet about Euromaidan, such as http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QgsZD4NvlE, and what impresses me most are the comments from people writing that "in war, we can win the war."
