Posts from Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

Why all of a sudden? :confused:

Turns out Dirty himself doesn't know the rules! :smile07: And who are the judges?

Attention! The AK doesn't know its own rules.

Well, I'm not obligated to know them by heart. In any case, if there's a dispute in the game, I always refer to the rules.

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I'm happy to step aside and let a more competent person take over.

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I allow you to replace me with a more competent specialist.

I'm happy to take on this responsibility.

If the tournament organizers don't mind, I'm happy to step aside and let you judge. If the other members of the Tournament Committee don't object, I'm happy to give up my spot (although there will soon be a vacancy in the Tournament Committee anyway).

Turns out Dirty didn't even know the rules himself! :smile07: And who are the judges?

I've been reading here about the insistence on replaying turns because of an alleged hit-run.
We're doing great... :smile13:
I am amazed how someone, having been in the same situation (Dragon Utopia) and feeling all the cretinism of the person insisting on a replay for Dragon Utopia, can repeat this against another opponent.
The tournament isn't for money, and it's not even certain that a title will be awarded, so why engage in this filth? Moreover, to do it consciously, knowing exactly how the opponent will feel.
On stream, togonash entered the mill without breaking through the guards, then worried about it, but didn't write гг and didn't tell the opponent. In other words, it's not a matter of principle, but simply dirty play. No fair play at all, tearing throats out for a victory in a fan tournament with no prize. :smile12:

I read a quote in someone's signature saying that the Heroes community is built on trust and understanding. True story... or not?

...and the clause about "fair play" needs to be revised...

Firstly, such a case happened only once, if I remember correctly, and only in a fan-made game. And that turn was replayed. So, don't write as if it's the ultimate truth. That is, are you accusing me of playing dirty? I want to hear a clear and concise answer: "yes" or "no," and then we can talk about the specifics: who is who.

At the very least, define what constitutes fair play and what elements it includes. Because the current wording is somewhat vague...

I apologize for answering a question addressed to someone else. If you're not interested in my answer, just ignore it.
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