I spent a long time thinking about whether I should write this post. But what happened directly concerns me, my team, and the game we share with you — Entropos. This Monday, August 31, was killed Petar Globarević — a moderator of the English-speaking Entropos communities, our consultant and helper, my dear childhood friend, and my sworn brother. Petar worked at the Česká zbrojovka shooting range in Montenegro and was its most experienced instructor. He was shot by a visitor in the body and head. Immediately afterward, two of his colleagues were also killed — the elderly Momir Radonić, whom I also knew personally, and the young Nemanja Kapor. After the killings, the attacker stole weapons and ammunition, took Petar’s father’s car, and fled in an unknown direction. When Montenegrin police found him, he soon commited suicide. It is difficult for me to believe what happened, and I do not want to believe it. I still have not fully accepted it. And the fact itself is only part of it. They were killed with weapons I had once held in my own hands, at a shooting range I had been to, the attacker escaped in a car I had ridden in, and all of this happened in a country where I had spent some of the best time of my life. Still, we are trying to stay strong, to drown out the pain with work, to keep living, and to live in a way that would make them proud. My heart goes out to the families of everyone who was killed, and especially to the parents of dear Petar. Rest in peace.