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That’s why I provided specific examples to understand how important this is and whether it’s permissible to play this way. Judging by the fact that Shopa did it this way and the judges didn’t stop the game at move 111, it seems that this is acceptable and considered a “near-perfect repetition of the move.” Or is this simply an oversight by the judges, and it shouldn’t be done? My suggestion is to add a description to the rules about players’ actions in case of disconnection without an Overlord, and nothing more.
I won’t even mention the rule about repeating moves in case of disconnection during a battle because it’s impossible to implement this rule in practice due to the non-repetition of morale, unless the battle was interrupted in the early moves.