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p.s. Since the topic has come up again, I'll repeat: I didn't violate any of the rules that were in place at the time of the tournament in the CIS region.

Well, this is just ridiculous, I can't even. You're a football fan, right?
When Juventus was disqualified from Serie A and stripped of their championship for match-fixing, did their lawyers also say that there was nothing in the Serie A rules about not buying matches?

I'm only rude because someone maliciously laughed at my bad in-game decision. And because I don't always think that the best solution is the one that leads to victory. According to this principle, Bieber is the best musician because he earns the most money.

p.s. Since the topic has come up again, I'll repeat: I didn't violate any of the rules that were in place at the time of the tournament in the CIS region.

I didn't really laugh, especially maliciously... I don't play with negativity; I look for relaxation and rest in the game. Plus, humor never hurt anyone, and I've laughed with many others about various situations.

Vitaly, Konstantin...
Black PR is also PR?:rolleyes:

Vitaly, Konstantin...
Black PR is still PR, right?:rolleyes:

Exactly)
He used to criticize Lizard for it, saying that it's unacceptable for the CIS region, blah blah blah, but now he's more than neutral, even very positive towards him)
If Gom is more or less top 1, then Lizard has created more buzz in half a year than everyone else combined)

And as an outside observer (like me), I like Lizard's charisma more than Gom's skills (no, reports are also interesting to read, but not as much as his public appearances) :smile52:

P.S. I even thought Lizard was some young guy, but I checked his profile - this man, even in his 30s, still has a lot of energy:smile12:

Any minute now...
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Well, he certainly "anointed" them...

Yeah, some "fun stories" here. And the interest in the game has waned. It's hard to tell who's cheating and who's a fair player. Even without cheaters, Heroes isn't a perfect game. Maybe the programmers could create some kind of anti-cheat system? (although that seems impossible in Heroes).

When you're really frustrated, no anti-cheat system will help.

Lizard is undoubtedly the most honest and noble person. He honestly and nobly buys tournament games, honestly and nobly makes completely unsubstantiated accusations of cheating, honestly and nobly urges people not to pay debts to a certain player, honestly and nobly trolls a person knowing that he is banned here and cannot respond, honestly and nobly, in his time, abandoned postponed games in the Warlord Tournament rating in hopeless situations and refused to finish them (and often the hopelessness or the opponent's advantage was clear after the game was revealed), of course, he wouldn't mind finishing a game in a mirrored situation; the list could go on and on, but absolutely certainly - Konstantin is absolutely honest and decent. Only Vigo is probably more honest and decent than him.

Both then and now!

Yes, ban that vile clone vlk777 already; let this be his last wish – Lizard Kostya Demidovich is an absolutely dishonest person. He found a reason to reject reports back in the day and latched onto the mindless trolling of inadequate people like idd, who never even played the game. He used to be a normal and adequate person. It's a shame. Well, maybe I'll write another post in another 3-5 years. Good luck and stay moral, everyone!

Yes, ban that vile clone vlk777 once and for all; let this be his last wish. Lizard Kostya Demidovich is an absolutely dishonest person; he found a reason not to approve reports back in the day and latched onto the stupid trolling of inadequate people like idd, who never even played the game. But he used to be normal and adequate. It's a pity. Well, maybe I'll write another post in another 3-5 years. Good luck and morality to everyone!

The happiness of Nigerian hearts...

))))))) Here's that restless Valya again )))))

P.S. Did you get it, Konstantin? You're number 2 )))))

))))))) what a restless Valya )))))

P.S. Did you get it, Konstantin? You're #2 )))))

The main thing is the prizes!;)

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 a pointless and unnecessary act of "heroism." However, despite all this, he initially refused my offer outright, even though we've been friends for a long time. 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 paying it back only if I won. Would many people be able to "stoop" to that 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, who made a deal with the wildlings. Do you want to continue spreading negativity and throwing stones? Go ahead and do so. The champion will endure it all. And he will prove his worth with new victories because there are no other options. Thank you all.
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I'm speechless. This man dares to call himself the CIS champion. The CIS champion is Antal, who dominates Master of Lightning, and Dima; the champion is Andre, who convincingly defeated the best players in Krasnodar when everyone gathered to determine the status quo and who is the best. Damn it, it's Tyomich - Stinger, with whom we argued and whom I love so much for his bright mind and noble soul, who has repeatedly beaten everyone. But he bought his way forward from a person in need of money and is proud of it... this is a true disgrace to the hero world. I am surprised that there were deserving and respected players in St. Petersburg - Lesha Dust, Sasha Horn, Tema Cobra, Misha Mizrael, players with whom we participated in all the hero tournaments together, and they let this happen. Aren't you ashamed, guys? If necessary, I will tell this person to his face that he is not a champion. I'm not excusing myself; I have two children, and I need to feed them. I've given up on Heroes, but what can I say when I meet Alan, Lord Maniac, Lesha Chaos, that everything has fallen apart... it's a pity. Invite me to the next championship; I will try to ensure that this does not happen again. IMHO, if I'm outdated, ban me.

Grind and grind)

Something came to mind:

Episode #1.

January 2013, Moscow, a club championship organized by Nagan. My friend Matroskin and I celebrated the results of the first round so well that we couldn't get up for the second round due to our condition. Nagan tried to wake us up, and I even woke up and, to avoid disrupting the tournament schedule, suggested that we and Matroskin be randomly assigned to the second round, with the comment, "We'll figure out who goes further ourselves."

Nagan readily agreed, and the other participants were also aware, but no one had any objections. Because this is a common practice in club tournaments.

I'm just curious - if either I or Matroskin had won the tournament, would Nagan complain that the champion was illegitimate, that it was achieved through collusion, etc.?

Episode #2

May 2012, Yekaterinburg, CIS championship.

In the first round, one player is missing to complete the bracket, Bloodlacker registers (and pays the entry fee) with the condition that he be placed in the first round against Stinger. After that, he forfeits without playing. No one has any objections.

And Stinger eventually becomes the champion.

Nagan, what do you think - shouldn't you reconsider your attitude towards Stinger's championship?

Episode #3

January 2011, Kingisepp, a qualifier for the CIS-2011 tournament in Michurinsk.

In the semi-finals of the tournament, I play against Cobra. After about a month of playing on Jebel, the situation is somewhere between a stalemate and a long, drawn-out game. It's already 5 a.m., everyone is tired and wants to sleep, so I offer Cobra to concede the victory to him for a certain percentage of the prize money if Cobra wins the tournament. Cobra agrees, the organizer (Napalm) doesn't object, and neither do the spectators. Cobra eventually wins the tournament.

I suggest that, in light of the newly revealed circumstances, Cobra's silver medal for the CIS-11 should be annulled, and the entire tournament should be annulled due to the judge's misconduct. Eric, what do you think?