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Who is to blame, and what should we do?
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Nobody
11.1% 10 votes
Lizard, because I bought the game
37.8% 34 votes
Redwhite, because he sold the game
34.4% 31 votes
Dirty, because he accepted the result of the game
18.9% 17 votes
All others who knew but did not prevent it
18.9% 17 votes
Ayeve, because he DIDN’T sell the game to Hell to restore balance and justice
11.1% 10 votes
Do nothing
12.2% 11 votes
Deprive Lizard of his title
18.9% 17 votes
Ban Redwait from the AK
36.7% 33 votes
Include in the CIS regulations a ban on match-fixing and create a mechanism to monitor this
44.4% 40 votes
Don’t pair winners with losers
13.3% 12 votes
I don’t have an opinion; I want to see the voting results.
15.6% 14 votes
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I like Vik's approach to the current situation. Yes, he describes his vision in a somewhat peculiar way, but "he's an artist, and that's how he sees it")).
There are no absolutely right or wrong sides in this situation; the truth, as they say, lies somewhere in the middle. I've already written about it in more detail before...
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I see some doubts have arisen, even though it seems like you could just trust me on these matters...

The approximate plan of action is as follows: after the 4th round, gather the interested participants and a few of the most reasonable people (it's best to send the "fighters" for a beer), and deliver a speech along these lines:

- Guys, do you understand what we've done? If we sign this protocol, Heroin will come with a load of crap, and Wicc will come with a fan, and not everyone will be able to clean themselves up.

Then, take a grandmaster-level pause, wait until the "screw Wicc!" hysteria subsides, but hands are still trembling, and Cobra hasn't had time to run in with an offer to buy a box of deodorant from him, and propose the described HPV (presumably, a plan or strategy).

The political justification is roughly as follows: the protesting electorate can be conditionally divided into two groups: those who are unhappy with the fact that there was a deal in principle, and those who are unhappy with Lizard's unfair victory. Nothing can be done with the first group (unless you forget to let Merlin out of the base's toilet for a month), so this is not the target audience. But the second group is quite susceptible to being "refined."

The Lizard-Hell match in the 5th round is best suited for this "refinement." If Hell wins, then he is the legitimate king, who did not allow the bastard Lizard to the Iron Throne. And if Lizard wins, then he is the legitimate king, who defeated the reigning king in a face-to-face battle; they will quickly forget about the underwear left in the brothel.

After all that has been said, Hell and Lizard will most likely be in favor, and Aive will probably be too, but if necessary, he can be "persuaded" with Lizard's wallet; he's used to it.

As a result, the number of votes for "depriving him of the title" will decrease dramatically (by a factor of 2-3), Redwait will only be harassed by a group of fanatical "fighters" and Satyr out of habit, and half of the protesting electorate will move to the "do nothing" camp.

True, the "who is to blame" section will expand somewhat, but the distribution will be more even. That is, the mess will be partially cleaned up, and partially spread in a thinner layer over a larger number of participants.

And since the organizers only need a legitimate champion and less turmoil in their cozy community, the achieved result is clearly in their interests, as it improves both points.

True, the judge might get a little more heat for these "artistic endeavors," but it will be more fair than what happened now. In a way, the players are acting within the framework defined by the judge, so the judge is no less (or even more) responsible for the mess than the players. Now, Lizard and Redi have taken the brunt of it, and the rest have only been splashed with it, which, in my opinion, is wrong.

Good psychological manipulation, I like it.
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Yeah...
If all these discussions led to something, but as it is, there seems to be a subject of dispute, but it's almost non-existent....
No one will change or cancel anything anymore.
In my opinion, victory should be fair and deserved, otherwise it's not a victory, but just... is there any personal moral satisfaction from such a victory? (Who knows...., but most likely not, because the victory here is formal)
Imagine a situation: a game in a chess championship to reach the final (I don't know what other competition to use as an example, where you can see a clear advantage in position for one of the players), where one player clearly has an advantage and wins the game, i.e., the outcome is a matter of time, and after a break/tea-coffee/smoking and chatting - bam! the losing player wins the game and reaches the final, and is this really fair, just, deserved, and should such a victory be recognized?
And it seems that all the participants are skilled players, whose streams are interesting and informative to watch, friends who have met more than once, but it turns out to be some kind of betrayal.....
So, it turns out that no one is to blame - the players can agree on a draw, a player can surrender, withdraw from the tournament, etc. There is no formal control over the fairness of the game; the players themselves observe it; the referee in this situation only records the result that both players recognize.
After the battle, they don't wave their fists... no one will change or replay anything, i.e., everything remains as it is.... (whether it's good or bad is again difficult to say)
I'm sorry, but what is this nonsense about the idea of forcing other players to commit a violation of the main rule of fair play (they bought/sold the game, so these should also...)?
We can leave the moral and ethical aspect aside (everyone has their own views on all this; for some, winning is a matter of honor; for others, a decent, honest defeat is better than a bought victory; and for others, it's not so important). The point is not entirely in this. For example, in football, there is the concept of a "prestige goal" - to lose the match, but to fight and try, and if you lose, then in a decent and fair confrontation, not 0, not a clean sheet....
There is a rule, which, by the way, is adopted and recorded here on HW - respect for the opponent and adherence to fair play (there is a ban, but there is no punishment for violating it... for example, if a player uses a bug or something that is not allowed in a regular tournament game, the opponent wins, the result is annulled due to a violation of the rules, and there is also a possible disqualification from participating in the next tournaments, because it is unfair and is a sign of disrespect to the opponent/opponents, so why is there no annulment, no disqualification, or other sanctions for violating the rules of fair play here??; and most likely there will be nothing)
What is the difference between selling a game and cheating/bug using/hacking and all other unfair things??? (and if the second player says, yes, use bugs/cheats, I don't mind, - should this affect the result?)
Regarding the control over the absence of match-fixing - it is certainly necessary if this happens, and the best means for this is a stream, a good, high-quality stream from each player; almost all of those who were in the CIS are the strongest players in HW, who often stream their games, and it will be more difficult to lose/sell a winning game in front of the audience (although, of course, you can somehow inadvertently put yourself in a position or intentionally give up and give an advantage to your opponent, but still), as well as responsibility for violations (disqualification, annulment of results, etc.)
In general, it's sad to read such discussions, to see how respected players in HW insult each other, arrange a whole holy war, which will only split everyone into several groups, but will not lead to a solution to the problem (and whether there is still a problem and what exactly it is is also a question)
It's just somehow sad and depressing (if I may say so) to see and read about this.
Well, I want to end with a phrase from Leopold the Cat, but alas...

P.S. yes, of course, you can answer all this - who is this noob, he wasn't even there, what nonsense is he talking about, let him go far away and into the deep Siberian forest, but all this is just my opinion, that something should be done and applied to the violators, but I also understand that most likely nothing will be done, and everything will be left as it is and without consequences, like it will burn out, fade away, and then it will be as if nothing happened........
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Wicc

Well, and yes, in my opinion, the main mistake was made in the last round - after Aive's victory, it was necessary to explain to him the political necessity of selling the game to Hell. Expecting him to figure it out on his own is hardly reasonable, but the judges and organizers could certainly have figured it out; they've been doing this for years.


Thanks, that was hilarious :D :D :D

I'm not sure if this can be taken seriously at all, but I would send everyone away. And it's not even so much that I wanted to win, but that I didn't want to give up the game. I'm sure Hell wouldn't want such a victory either.

And I would react to such a proposal quite obviously. Besides, it would motivate me even more.

Also, I think that the post about explaining how to persuade me deserves the Aripoutra award - I haven't laughed so much in a long time!

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Thanks, that was hilarious :D :D :D

I'm not sure if one can even take this seriously, but I would tell everyone to go away. And it's not even so much about wanting to win, but about not wanting to give up the game. I'm sure Hell wouldn't want such a victory either.

And I would react to such a proposal quite obviously. Besides, it would motivate me even more.

Your post is politically astute.

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I feel obligated to address the issue at hand in order to defend Redwait. There is no one else to blame for the situation, and it's simply because I orchestrated everything. Redwait came to the championship in debt and barely had enough money to buy lunch. In his situation, refusing to make a deal in the second round after losing the first would have been pointless and unnecessary "heroism." However, despite all this, he initially refused my offer outright, even though we've been friends for a long time. And only the final two lines of the dialogue resolved the situation. Redwait: Kostya, are you sure you can win the championship? There are at least two more rounds to play against top players. Lizard: Yes, Zhenya, I'm sure. Moreover, I came to the championship with a suitcase full of canned food, and the only way to pay off my debts and continue living a normal life was to win the championship. I also borrowed the money for the deal, with the intention of repaying it only in case of victory. Would many people be able to "give up" in such a situation? I don't think so. Now, to the point. Do I consider my actions unworthy of a champion? Yes, I do. I craved victory at any cost because it was vital for me, and I achieved it. I believe the discussion is appropriate and beneficial; I exploited a loophole in the rules, and this loophole should not exist in the future. Blaming the judge and other participants in the championship is absurd; I am genuinely ashamed of myself now. And Redwait is as much to blame as Jon Snow for making a deal with the Wildlings. Do you want to continue spreading negativity and throwing stones? Go ahead and do it. The champion will endure it all. And he will prove his worth with new victories, because there are no other ways. Thank you all.
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I craved victory at any cost, because it was vital to me, and I achieved it.

Does the "Batya" give away apartments as a reward for winning in the CIS?))
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I feel obligated to address the issue at hand in order to defend Redwait. There is no one else to blame for the situation, and it's simply because I orchestrated everything. Redwait came to the championship in debt and barely had enough money to buy lunch. In his situation, refusing to make a deal in the second round after losing the first would have been pointless and unnecessary "heroism." However, despite all this, he initially refused my offer outright, even though we've been friends for a long time. And only the final two lines of the dialogue resolved the situation. Redwait: Bone, are you sure you can win the championship? There are at least two more rounds to play against top players. Lizard: Yes, Zhenya, I'm sure. Moreover, I came to the championship with a suitcase full of canned food, and the only way to pay off my debts and continue living a normal life was to win the championship. I also borrowed the money for the deal, with the intention of returning it only in case of victory. Would many people be able to "give up" in such a situation? I don't think so. Now, to the point. Do I consider my actions unworthy of a champion? Yes, I do. I craved victory at any cost because it was vital for me, and I achieved it. I believe the discussion is appropriate and beneficial; I exploited a loophole in the rules, and that loophole should not exist in the future. Blaming the judge and other participants in the championship is absurd; I am genuinely ashamed of myself now. And Redwait is as guilty as Jon Snow for making a deal with the Wildlings. Do you want to continue spreading negativity and throwing stones? Go ahead and do it to me. The champion will endure it all. And he will prove his worth with new victories, because there are no other ways. Thank you all.
I'm sorry, but this is complete nonsense. And there's no need to bring the Lord Commander into this.
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I feel obligated to address the issue at hand in order to defend Redwait. There is no one else to blame for the current situation, and it cannot be otherwise, as I orchestrated everything.
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Do I consider my actions unworthy of a champion? Yes, I do. I craved victory at any cost because it was vital to me, and I achieved it.
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Blaming the judge and other participants in the championship is absurd; I am genuinely ashamed of myself now.
to all - At least the person found the strength to publicly acknowledge their guilt and take responsibility for it. They are ashamed of their actions and regret them. Everyone can make mistakes and mess up in a difficult situation, but not everyone can admit it afterward! I'm not excusing Kostya, but this deserves respect!

However, the fact that many here enjoy digging into "dirty laundry," deliberately exaggerating the issue to mock and ridicule others' mistakes; they pounced on the victim like vultures sensing weakness – this is low and does not deserve any respect, gentlemen.
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Does the leader give away apartments or something for winning in the CIS?))
It's much simpler – it's greed, my friend.

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The champion will endure everything.
You're quite the comedian, "champion."
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I quietly chuckled at the arguments like "you weren't there, so you shouldn't judge," "half of our country is like that," "don't judge, lest you be judged," but this
The fact that many here like to dig into "dirty laundry," deliberately exaggerate the issue to sneer and mock others' mistakes; they pounce on the victim like vultures sensing weakness – that's low and doesn't deserve any respect, gentlemen.
is just awful. We turned out to be the guilty ones, the vultures. Inaction in the face of obvious bribery in the game forces those present to now justify the "lizard" in any way possible; this is understandable. Accusing him now would be a disgrace. But Dust's post is already an outrage. Let's just let it slide, shall we? Maybe next time it will pass, because half of our country is like that.
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This is just awful. We ended up being the ones at fault, vultures. Inaction in the face of obvious match-fixing.
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But that post from Dust is already outrageous.
Arrogant Dust. lol! :D

So, he considers himself part of the group ;) It's a shame that the main point of my post didn't get through, but let's continue waving our fists and talking after the fight. :-)
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I don't see any constructive suggestions here, just complaints. Tell me how to prevent match-fixing? I also want to have a laugh. The incident became known quite by chance; if Lizard had acted more cautiously, many would have had questions, but they would have been mere speculations.
The fact that Lizard admitted his guilt and repented is undoubtedly worthy of respect.
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Some people start spouting utter nonsense, and I enjoy nonsense, so I'll support it.

Let's imagine a situation. The European Football Championship. Group stage. In the 3rd round, Sweden and Norway play each other. It turns out that Sweden needs a win to advance to the playoffs, while Norway will not advance from the group under any circumstances. The score is 1-0 in favor of Norway until almost the end of the match, but in the 89th and 90th minutes, Sweden scores 2 goals and solves the problem. No one has any official complaints; the group rivals are unhappy, but everyone understands. And then... a call from the Belarusian Football Federation! (whose national team has never advanced anywhere) And shouts in all the media: "We disagree! How can this be? It's not right! Disqualify Sweden and Norway! And if they win anything, take it away! And arrest the referee!"

That's pretty much what it looks like:).
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Good analogy. It's just strange, considering FIFA's policies, that Belarus wasn't also given a bribe to stay quiet...