JUDGMENT

The thing is, we don't know what a person is capable of, and we need to anticipate all possible scenarios. Considering his presumed actual age (not his main profile), we can expect anything from him.

What are the options? Many people here have already given detailed advice to the sheep on what to do. Change your nickname, change your IP, and do whatever you want. In my opinion, it would be more effective to ban a cheater from changing his nickname upon the first detection! And the administration should track him by IP address so that, God forbid, he doesn't try to participate in the next tournament under a different nickname. Upon repeated detection, as Hacker rightly points out, he should be banned from participating in tournaments on this forum. Again, his nickname changes should be tracked by IP address. In this case, if a person still wants to sneak into tournaments here, changing his nickname alone won't help him if the security service is working properly. In this case, the only thing that will help him is changing his nickname simultaneously with changing his IP address, which will incur material costs for the violator, and this will at least be some real punishment, and not everyone will figure out how to do it.

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If he cheats in subsequent tournaments, he will be banned from participating in tournaments. But if he plays fairly, we will forgive him.

Now it's clear again :) But still, his IP address should be noted!

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PS. By the way, while the game systems are still under development, I suggest creating a "Cheater Hunter" medal and awarding it to the person who catches a cheater, and keeping a score. So, Pandora can already be congratulated on her achievement ;) It may not be much, but it's still some kind of moral compensation :) And imagine if there are many people who want this medal, then ShadowMen will be watched closely ;)