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Another effective measure against cheating could be manual verification of game results: a moderator receives the save file before the final battle or when one of the opponents surrenders, checks it, and if everything looks normal, the result is recorded. At least for new players and during the initial period (~a week), this would be a good solution. Also, it would be good to upload these save files to the cloud (also for about a week) so that anyone who wants to can check them if suspicions arise. Otherwise, the HotA lobby will become a complete swamp, and no decent player will want to go there. :(
The HotA lobby makes me want to vomit. A dark mass of Death Knights with zero rating and zero intelligence. I play with my little toe on my left foot, M200, 2-minute turns, and I enjoy it. I've lost motivation for other game modes where you sometimes need to think, after I reached 300 points and started getting added to the blacklist with -1 in every game just because they were upset that they lost or failed. As a result, I have -6, and I enter a game against an unupgraded Golem with a rating of 150 and a +4 bonus, and this creature writes to me, "Are you a leaver? Please leave." It was so ridiculous, I just burst out laughing at that moment. Now everything is fine. Games last half an hour, new account, even +2. M200, 2-minute turns, classic timer - it's overpowered. You can continue to boost your ratings from different computers with your Jebus-like pseudo-professionalism, but I don't do that. In my personal opinion, Jebus cross negatively affects the brain.