Discussions, post-mortems, analysis, inflated egos, and all that jazz.

Puzzo, you have mutually exclusive paragraphs.
What you described as "something that can happen" – stream sniping and cheating – are two forms of extreme unsportsmanlike conduct that already preclude friendship.

There are definitely no contradictions in my words.

You didn't analyze what I wrote above very well.

The point is this:

"Friendship a priori does not imply unfair play" – that's clear as day. However, as you know just as well as I do, theory doesn't always match practice, and there are exceptions.
So, I hope you understand that there are far more ways to cheat in Sod than in HotA, where there are only two.
(Let me explain further)
Despite this, in HotA, I am well aware of cases where I suspect unfair play from my opponent. The most important thing is that there were moments when I saw how one of the players was playing, and I understood that they were playing in a way that was too illogical, and I thought, "What kind of luck would it take for something like this to happen?" but I knew that they were playing fairly.
But in Sod, something absurd can happen on every turn, and often it doesn't depend on the players, by the way, Benis gave good examples.
I hope it's clear to you now.