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So, based on everything that's been read and discussed, here's what happened. Just like in life, Rebb was wrongly accused and essentially "imprisoned" – in this case, removed from the tournament. Moreover, he was blamed for everything that was later clearly explained in writing. All this happened solely based on suspicion of cheating to gain an unfair advantage. In other words, a hasty decision was made without waiting for clear explanations from Rebb, because someone's ego was hurt, and by the time they realized their mistake, it was too late. He was removed from the tournament, and they started playing friendly matches among themselves. This is not good, guys. Understand this: no matter how many stupid things someone does in life, there will always be someone with a conscience and a sense of justice. And the "boomerang" that exists in real life always returns to the one who did something very bad to another person. That's the law of life, and that's what I see happened here. And if this reaches someone, they will publicly admit it and apologize for their wrong actions. There's more than one person here who needs to do that. You need to admit your guilt and learn from your mistakes. Furthermore, the tournament needs to be completed to its logical conclusion. Rebb needs to be reinstated, and before that, he needs to apologize again, publicly, so that the stigma doesn't stick with him. He's an important player in the Heroes community. He should play against Neo because Pete lost to him. After that, whatever you've played or haven't played, continue playing, and don't whine that everyone refused because the mood was gone. Where's the spirit, where's the fight? Those who understand will know what I'm talking about. We need to determine who the world champion of 2012 is, even though many mistakes have been made. In football, referees often make mistakes by not awarding goals when a clear goal was scored, so come on, remaining fighters, and good luck to everyone in the future!