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What is the purpose of these changes? Does it mean that these measures guarantee fair play? Or is it for something else?
These changes will not guarantee fair play.
Yes, these measures are aimed at fair play. Of course, I apologize, but even laws (and not only in the Russian Federation) do not guarantee anything 100%, but these actions will reduce the chance of cheating.
We are investigating the case of RBW, who streamed all his games and successfully cheated at the same time.
Yes, online play is based on trust. Those who have been playing for a long time know each other well, and the vast majority of players play fairly.
We are watching the FB tournament. The time limit for Jeb is 10 minutes, and for the rest - 8 minutes. A turn lasts at least 15 minutes, which is at least half an hour for one day, at least 14 hours per gaming month. This is the minimum! Usually it's longer. The deadline is until the middle of the second month. Recently, I played Jeb in 4 sessions, totaling about 30 hours. What is the point of such "hardcore" dedication? And what about sleeping, working, eating, and just taking a break from Heroes? What if the internet or electricity goes out? What if there is a controversial situation and a judge needs to be called, but he is not online? What if this happens a day after the start? Do we replay? Well, that's very Chinese ;) (although beginners probably don't know the Chinese rules). Anyone who wants to maphack can easily do it on someone else's turn. In general, a strong player only needs a few seconds to assess the map. But a strong player doesn't need it, and it won't help a weak player.
And how many hours can you play in a row?
