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But when I searched using win32whois to find out who owns these IP addresses, and saw that two completely different ones belong to the Tor system, the most likely explanation turned out to be different: this player was testing the Tor system, hoping that no one would notice and understand "what the trick is." And when Tor appears next to "Heroes," you immediately think: "this smart guy is using it for nothing other than cheating!"
That's most likely the case. It's strange – if he wanted to show off, he would have joined a thread with the most viewers, rather than hiding in the Heroes of Might and Magic Online forum. Although, there are all sorts of losers...