Турниры HeroesWorld Cup & World Cup - 2012

Artyom, did you even look at the saves? In motion?
If so, give your assessment of Shakti's route from 211: crypt-well-hive-Griffin Conservatory-ambush for half a turn in the rear, so as not to scare the computer?

I'm not so much interested in supporting the accusation or defending Reb right now, as I don't understand when people write posts like "such a good person, etc.", but in reality nothing (Alone the same thing).

Or maybe I missed/didn't understand something, and you'll clue me in (I'm serious).

Neo, are you seriously thinking you can just pick your nose over this Dragon Utopia in the corner? You saw what you wanted to see. You don't see the variability of possible developments, or you don't want to. I think Reb isn't the only one who does this; the topic of utopias in the corner has been chewed over more than once, including regarding Britva, to no avail. Let's be consistent here - either we punish everyone for a utopia in a corner/darkness, or we completely drop this pointless matter.

You write that you're not interested in supporting the defense or the accusation right now, but nevertheless you deliver your quite transparent verdict, and many people are guided by it.

I considered all 5 episodes insufficient for accusations of cheating. 4 out of 5 are completely far-fetched.

1. What's the problem with the crypt there? Would some extra money (which isn't exactly plentiful there anyway) for the last 3 remaining noobs really interfere? Yes, it's not tempo-efficient, but that's his style, what's there to be puzzled about? Jumping into a dark zone with a well - why not? There's always a chance to return through it. Maybe there's a metro there to a treasure zone. And why can't you jump into a dark zone with control? What rules forbid that? Especially since corners often give goodies. I've done it myself many times, I'm a cheater too, please ban me immediately. What does the computer have to do with it, who needs it in the second month of the game when someone can attack and kill you at any moment? Maybe there was a calculation for a prison, to free a prisoner to repel orange. But the main goal at this stage is searching for goodies, not computers. He found them, so now let's punish him for it.
2. He took a risk, took one pandora's box, didn't risk the second one without the tome. The guy guessed right, what's the crime here? Everyone has their own fears according to their own level of depravity.
3. No, come on, what nonsense. He absolutely had to stand still, recall home, attack, surrender, do something else, but under no circumstances run into the sands. After all, there were 25 more rational options for developments in the enemy-occupied center.
4. "Crag hacks the pandora's box for hounds but doesn't take it - it has magic, the hero has no tome. Later the pandora's box is taken by a hero with a tome."
OMG, THAT'S EXACTLY THE EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW!!! Exactly, this is the only way to act if the hero has no tome. I would have understood if this weren't Jebus Cross, where risking for money is often justified on many templates. But here, if you please.
5. Completely irrelevant. I don't know what to comment here, nothing to suck out of thin air.

For a verdict, these half-moments are pitifully insufficient; I got the impression that a group of young people decided to play witch hunt. To spice up forum activity with squabbles.
Vic, maybe you have some saves, since you've included Reb in your list? Maybe you could announce the whole thing, and we'll quickly purge our ranks.