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When I read the post, I had no questions at all, immediately awarded the win to the captain. There is a violation — Rodger admitted it. There is a passage.
Regarding the save: first of all, proof is needed, of course, there’s no way around it, unless the captain himself says, yes, there was a save. Secondly, if such a situation occurred, the game should not have been resumed; the judges should have been contacted immediately to file a protest that I don’t want the captain to redo his turn a second time, and only then (after the decision) continue playing. Otherwise, the situation effectively looks as if the continuation of the game was caused by Rodger’s consent to the captain having moved a second time.
I agree with my defeat as a result of violating the visiting rule. I also agree with the assessment of my play (hard to disagree after scoring 1 point out of 5 in OFB), though I should note that if the Captain had played significantly stronger in this game, he wouldn’t have demanded to count a loss against me for an action that had no impact on the game; moreover, the timing of this action, 137, also says a lot. And I didn’t see Ivor’s stats higher than 10 10 5 5 against Gretchin’s 24 14 8 8, and the thieves constantly talked about my advantage. In this tournament, I had no goals other than to force myself to play a template I’ve played very little. Also, I played Citadel for the first time on Jebus Cross, couldn’t even start against the computer (didn’t make it past turn 113). The question is: is it possible to recover the messages exchanged during the game? There was roughly this dialogue: — My ICQ is glitching, I can’t send messages. Save at the end of your turn. — OK — I’m leaving — OK. Upon returning, having restarted my computer, I see the message: “Tell me when we finish.” I reply after 3 hours. Slightly late, I get a message that it’s already too late. Then the opponent asks: — Is everything okay on your end? — Why? — I was standing on the ramp at 117 and went to the center at 121. Then the Captain writes that he has 3 external dwelling of dragons, an external dwelling of wood, and unicorns. Although I didn’t ask anything. How else can this be interpreted other than an offer to surrender? It’s hard for me to say. In other words, there is no ground for whether you continue the game or not — you have no chance. And which save to use is also irrelevant. A few days later, the message: “We have a tournament game,” exactly the same message was sent before the game started. I take it to mean the Captain doesn’t remember at all that we already started; I write, “We have save 123.” And then: — Your save 123 — No, I only have 122 Trying to load 122, I see I’m not mistaken — I already moved on 123. And of course I load my save again, saying this is strange. In any case, I gained valuable experience, which has nothing to do with skill in playing Heroes, but is still important. P.S. Perhaps if the opponent had won fairly, I wouldn’t have remembered the save at 123 :D . But we have what we have!
Question: Is it possible to restore messages exchanged during a game?
It's unlikely to be that simple, but technically it's quite possible, I suppose. I don't know the chances of recovery; contact Baratorch.
Roger-ua, your response doesn't change the essence of the message you copied and didn't even answer it. Your game and its justified claim should be supported by specific facts. If there are none, the issue cannot be resolved based solely on unsubstantiated claims.
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On the respawn there are 2 Dragon Fly Hives on 12 Wyverns and a hidden stack of Dragons and Minotaurs. Also a couple of Pandora's Boxes - for gold, experience, and 25 Evil Eyes. Shakti was stubbornly refusing to give me the Log, but did give Earth magic. I learned Mass Slow via the Scholar, cleared everything on the first week, and exited on day 121 through the Scorpion. Army: 13 groups of Minotaurs, 4 Dragons, 12 Wyverns, and fodder. On turn 3 I ran around the Center looking for Control, found nothing. I took a Dragon Utopia-3, got the Hat. Then I found КЗ and КВ. КЗ+ a Pandora's Box for all magic (I had no Wisdom) was guarded by 20+ Arch Devils, they beat me up really badly. I had very few troops left, and then the opponent appears. Judging by everything, with Wings he takes the Hat (my scout was standing nearby), and runs to my Center Marsh. I teleport Shakti there, realize my army isn't great, and decide to take a risk. I take the Sphere of Vulnerability, КО+ a boost, and I want to kill both of his Armageddons. But the opponent himself casts Armageddon with his weaker one, and kills Shakti, while he still has 2 Gold left. Thanks for playing.
