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I'm honestly in shock that such a fuss was made out of an ordinary situation. Special applause to the comrades from AK and Mr. Sorge, I didn't expect such a dirty trick from you.. You're looking in the wrong place, folks, start with yourselves!
I'll describe how it really happened.
That day I was near Player1 and decided to drop by his place. But after arriving, I almost immediately ran into an endless battle (Player1 has a glitchy computer and it quite often freezes for an hour or two..) Player1 was getting ready to go to the theater while his computer was hanging, and I was sitting across from him even then, because the computer is in the kitchen next to the TV. After that, when the computer stopped freezing, Player1 and Player2 agreed that it didn't matter whether Player1 had a save or not, since Player2 already had an autosave. Player1 went off to warm up his voice and get ready for the theater, suggesting that I finish the trivial battle against air and make a save. After finishing the battle, I saw a consulate below and decided to check it out, but the keyboard glitched, and somehow I automatically entered a battle (with the consulate), it was supposedly behind a mountain and you couldn't right-click to check how many griffins there were (again, the fabulous accusations of throwing Player1 under the bus — he wouldn't do something like that even when drunk). A save was no longer needed in that situation, and in a fit of curiosity, I decided to look at the situation further, see what was in store for Player1, and I ran around the map a bit. That's it.
Note that I didn't look at what the opponent had, and even if I had, Player1 and I don't usually tell each other about it — simply because it's not interesting to play afterwards. Victory is secondary; the main thing is the action itself.
I completely don't understand what the crime is — that I looked at a comrade's save (not even at the opponent's, mind you!). Yes, I'm convinced that half of those present cheat in one way or another, but I absolutely don't care about that, simply because I know I play stronger.
Just in case, my name is Artyom, 27 years old, married, have a child, Daniil, 2.5 years old. I have a higher education in economics with a degree in 0611 "Organization Management." Currently, I am the director of a trading company. Contracts have been signed with large oil organizations. I have 10 people under my command. I am the sole owner.
PS. If anyone didn't understand, the Guest is me.
We have two versions of the Guest's testimony, completely contradicting each other. Which one should KobRa believe?
KobRa knew that the case was with AK. Logically, if he set up Alex, then he should have been the one to contact AK and explain the situation. Only he could have justified Alex. But
KobRa ?(11:33):
what does that have to do with me? there's Alex — deal with him
KobRa ?(11:50):
ban him, I've been saying for a long time that he's a cheater!
Now:
I'm honestly in shock that such a fuss was made out of an ordinary situation.
An ordinary situation? None of the AK members have ever seen anything like this before. Examples, please, of such "ordinary" situations.
I was sitting across from him even then, because the computer is in the kitchen next to the TV
agreed that it didn't matter whether Player1 had a save or not
Where does that information come from? If KobRa didn't see (while sitting across), what was agreed upon? There was no such agreement...
Player1 went off to warm up his voice and get ready for the theater, suggesting that I finish the trivial battle against air and make a save.
Why couldn't Player1 finish the trivial battle and save himself? It's a 30-second job. And he needed to leave almost an hour later.
Pit ?(14:07):
and what time did you leave?
AlexTheGreat ?(14:07):
well, around 18-00+
don't remember exactly
18-20
or 30
Earlier it was
KobRa ?(12:08):
getting dressed, eating I think
but now that doesn't fit, because the process of "eating" most likely should have taken place in the kitchen. In that case, it's clearly not okay to open the save.
After finishing the battle, I saw a consulate below and decided to check it out
But why? Alex told you to finish the battle and save.

Earlier it was:
Pit ?(12:08):
and did you conduct the battles?
KobRa ?(12:09):
no, Alex did.
set up Quick Battle, I think
A save was no longer needed in that situation, and in a fit of curiosity, I decided to look at the situation further, see what was in store for Player1, and I ran around the map a bit. That's it.
THAT'S IT. If that's THAT'S IT, then it's logical to assume that the second loading of the save half an hour later was done by Alex, because
Pit ?(14:09):
and couldn't anyone else from the household have watched the game afterwards?
AlexTheGreat ?(14:09):
no, no one was home
what does the household have to do with it
Now, logically, another bout of memory improvement should follow. KobRa will remember that about half an hour later, curiosity got the better of him again. And we'll start adjusting his memories to fit the situation.
Are you kidding me or what?

When we first started dealing with this case, it was completely impossible to understand what actually happened. Actually, little has changed.

For example, about when KobRa could have left Alex's place:
Forrest (20:01:53 11/02/2010)
last thing. I immediately asked kobRa did you go to the theater with Alex yesterday he said "yes"
Pit ?(13:47):
and when did KobRa come to you?
AlexTheGreat ?(13:47):
well, he arrived during the day... for a couple of hours
how should I remember...
<swear word>
Pit ?(13:47):
to watch you play?
AlexTheGreat ?(13:48):
not only that
we needed to sort out some issues
we live nearby...
then we left together for different business...
Pit ?(12:17):
and did you leave together?
KobRa ?(12:40):
no, he just saw me off, we were going in different directions
Three different versions. Which one shall we go with?

Anyway, there's no point in investigating anymore.
We had no right to conceal or hush up the situation.
Now to pour mud on AK, on HeroesWorld, on individual players, when neither Alex nor KobRa wanted to explain anything... Well, I just don't know what to say...
So, whose fault is it?