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If you call a respected player an "asshole," then how should I call you? Just thinking out loud... For now, it's just a warning; I'll start punishing such behavior in the future, no offense.

Regarding the spelling of the nickname, Shopa didn't know the correct spelling in Russian, sorry if I offended anyone.

Regarding Shopa. As a normal player, he immediately wrote in the chat that Alamar had arrived for him.

Well, he didn't write immediately, but after he finished his turn, which doesn't matter because I didn't pay attention to that – the arrival of another hero in the tavern is hardly comparable to replaying a turn. I was talking about the fact that Shopa managed to move his heroes a little differently on turn 111, which was noted by the commentators during his turn. And I emphasized that someone great can do this, and the judges don't interfere, but someone else gets asked if they "always repeat their turns in case of a disconnect." I repeat that everything is relative, including the concepts of "as accurately as possible" and "as closely as possible" – it is precisely these that need to be tried to be specified in the rules and not only when a turn is interrupted during a battle or an Overlord's Hut encounter. An example of a question for which I could not find a definitive answer in the fair play rules: "If, when replaying a turn 'as accurately as possible,' a hero with more movement points arrives, is it permissible to move 1-2 squares further for scouting or any other purpose?"

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Or what to do in the opposite situation, if a hero with fewer movement points arrives, and it is not possible to bring the army to the main hero, so the main hero takes a step back and cannot be in the same position as before the disconnect? This could lead to the inability to position oneself for an attack by the opponent. Is this considered an accurate replay of the turn?