Even if he cheats, he won't find anything here.

Amazing. You wrote so much, and almost all of it is wrong. 1) "Each of you is partially right." Not at all. SAV is completely right on every point mentioned here. Lizard might be partially right – probably about his uniqueness. 2) The suggestion to attack right now has nothing to do with assessing the chances in a game. The player might be standing at the entrance to a well-explored super treasure map, which he plans to collect and then attack. Suggesting that he attack now is absurd. 3) The fact that "it's not necessary to write it last" is precisely what should be written to clarify whether the opponent understands this or is only thinking about himself. However, if there's an ego-driven person on the other side, then it's clear that he won't even understand what's being said. But this at least reflects the essence of the situation. 4) There should be no problem with leaving and disappearing. The gaming community (in this case, the HotA lobby) should have adequate rules for these cases. A technical loss for the leaver is the only reasonable default rule. And that's exactly what's in effect. We could consider giving Lizard (if I understand correctly that he won against Reddi in the CIS region – there are very few players in the history of Heroes who have been able to do this) a special medal that gives him the right to leave against noobs without receiving a technical loss. Leaving without explanation is normal. It's just a game. Close it, stand up, and walk away. Technical loss, and that's it (or a medal with the right to leave for exceptionally valuable players). 5) Making a qualification system is a wonderful idea. Maniacs, cheaters, and endless rows of noob gamers will pass (partially with the same cheats), and normal players will outshine them and send them to hell. 6) Registration through the state services portal for residents of other countries is another wonderful idea. Attaching it to a phone number is practically feasible, but the complexity of the implementation will most likely be absolutely disproportionate to the real benefit (is it a big problem for an obsessed person to get a new SIM card?). 7) Attaching a list of cheaters makes sense only in the lobby itself, and nowhere else – directly in their profiles and in the lobby list, where they should not be present in the general chat. What else is there to discuss? Who is interested in browsing a list of 1700 nicknames (and it will grow infinitely) in search of an opponent? This list is, of course, necessary so that it exists somewhere, but it is not needed at all for practical, everyday purposes! All the tools, all the information should be right in the lobby, in front of your eyes, when you see a specific opponent, right in his profile. p.s. p1 – not sarcasm, seriously. p4 – sarcasm, but also seriously.