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This isn't a theoretical discussion; a perfectly reasonable doubt has been raised about fair play. The point isn't just to defeat 28 Ogres and then immediately attack with a Hive of 6 Vultures on Mephala. The point is that after that, the losses should be exactly as described (or comparable) – 7 Elves, 2 Dwarves, 21 Butterflies – all Cyclops, Hydras, and Air Elementals should be intact (because one Air Elemental is given to Jelar to speed things up). In my opinion, this is impossible. I believe there was foul play.

+1. No need for lyrical digressions; no one here is a monster; everyone is simply annoyed by the scheme.

I didn't even know who to quote.
What theory? ;) – It was a battle! Won on the first try.
In the Hive, only the Butterflies are hit by the Vultures first. We take out the last Vultures and attack with the Cyclops (you can kill 9 Vultures with luck). You don't even need to fight with the rest. In the second round, the Vultures attack the Dwarves – this is Mephala level 2 with advanced armor (the Dwarves are almost intact)... and so on. I repeat, you can win in the Hive with even fewer losses!

P.S. I always knew that cheating is impossible to prove.
P.P.S. If it's a ranked game, you can choose your opponent, but in tournaments, if he's present, unfortunately, you're out of luck, so hope for the best and trust.
P.P.P.S. These saves don't say anything about cheating; you can only assume whether there's any point to it