You are offering rumors as solid arguments.
Heroes is a game where everything can be verified in practice.

I'm not talking about solid arguments here. I used this example to illustrate that many players learn from the save files of players like Alex, while from the save files of some "equally skilled players," they only extract the art of making phenomenally accurate blind jumps.
If you think that people come to a real-life meeting with a bunch of game save files and then spend a long time dissecting them, you are mistaken. Usually, there is lively communication, an exchange of opinions, and this exchange clearly showed how people relate to whom and how, in terms of gameplay. That's enough for me.