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Yes, Aretz didn't even start complaining, but you reacted rather strangely and not at all in the way I expected. Well, I can forgive Yaschur, what can you expect, he's a winner by nature, but the balance was indeed flawed there. Most people initially treated that game as a fun thing, like Heroes players in a fantasy setting, Nebok made himself overpowered, Revan can't be killed, and so on. And now it turns out that some skill was actually involved, with multi-step strategies and combinations, as if we were playing for a trillion rubles, and now there shouldn't be any complaints about the winners. The losers are just noobs, so they should keep quiet now, losers. An objective assessment of the setting after the game is the most correct thing that can be done. And Aretz's assessment is quite objective. They didn't see it, didn't say it, didn't ask to change the setting – who would argue, it's their own fault. But attributing this to the merit of the winning side is not worth it.