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Our entire "last Heroes" Community is based on trust and an inherently honest and respectful attitude towards each other. Streams, even from players who aren't particularly skilled, help us attract people – people who previously only watched Amilu Calababa's streams, and now, increasingly, prime-time streamers. These are people who want to play and are interested in playing Heroes, not League of Legends or other games. They are important to us because one of them might become a new ATG, Goomungulus, or a new player who wants to create their own championship and participate in and care about the development of a project they like. And once again, all of this is based on a respectful and honest attitude. To watch a streamer and then complain that you were given your turn quickly, etc., is, in my opinion, nonsense. If that's the case, either play the entire game in one sitting or don't play at all. Such moments can negate all the progress we've made in the last couple of years. People will simply stop streaming, and only share their games with their friends, whom they trust. That's bad, again, in my opinion.
Conclusion: punish severely, as a cautionary example. In case of any recurrence of such behavior, do the same. And again, in my opinion...

Yeah, a public shaming is definitely a good idea. But, in principle, our people confirm the thesis: if a neighbor's cow dies, it's a good thing. And no one cares if you steal 50 rubles or a couple of million, watch the entire stream or just 10 seconds of it; the main thing is to punish.

And how can you force someone to play all day? I was willing to do that; I don't like dragging out games into 2 or even 3 sessions. But here, we played in 5 sessions. And in every session, there was such disrespect.

Okay, from the Community's opinion, I understand that they consider dirty tactics, such as dragging out the game, passing the turn after saving, etc., to be acceptable and not punishable. I will take this opinion into account, although I am encountering this for the first time. Okay, those who want to consider me a repeat offender and a gross violator, let them. It's their right. Although, of all those who expressed their opinion, I only played with Yurist; the rest are just vultures. And, in principle, only Yurist has the right to change his opinion about me and my game; the others simply don't have that right because they haven't played with me.

And to Yurist, I'll say: if you want to change your opinion, go ahead, but you saw the situation; you have to be skilled to mess it up like that.