And I'm not blaming Catch for the previous incident; I'm blaming the Portal representatives for this one (I don't believe Banana had no idea). Because last time, they defended a certain attitude towards their players, but they don't even think about showing the same attitude towards the local players.
My analysis shows that Catch's violation was slightly more serious than vbn's, and Catch's analysis says it was slightly less serious. Apparently, the truth lies somewhere in between. Catch probably understands this himself. But instead of support, there's only silent and not very enthusiastic agreement with the accusations. That's why I'm talking about double standards; or, in your opinion, is it enough that Catch didn't directly call vbn a cheater in support of Banana? If so, then we have different concepts of fairness.
Firstly, Banana has had nothing to do with the Portal team for two and a half years. Secondly, I don't understand anything; if I didn't call vbn a cheater, is that bad??? Or did you mean something else? Thirdly, there were some strange inconsistencies in vbn's saves, and I just asked him to explain them. It turned out that there was a violation of the rules. Why then did you and others attack me???
I repeat, I didn't participate in the tournament, and I only glanced at the posts about cheating. Only after being asked to help figure it out did I carefully examine everything. Both the saves and the video. Therefore, I have no interest in whether vbn's save is counted or not.
And about the community... I'm upset that in Heroes 2, we're trying to organize joint tournaments so that all Heroes players can get to know each other and become friends. There are fewer of us every year. And others keep talking about the community, advocating only for local interests.