Noom, don't make hasty decisions. If you withdraw, you'll only make things worse for all of us, as we'll lose a strong player. Regarding Moza, yes, he did violate the rules, and I also don't condone cheating, but I still urge you to stay. P.S. I didn't reload because I was losing; I reloaded because I tried to capture the Dwarven Armor five times, and each time (or rather, three times) the game froze. I could have gone for a smoke, then had a coffee, and waited for my opponent to write in ICQ, asking why we were frozen. That is, after about half an hour. And then I would have restarted the computer. But I'm not to blame that the game froze each time in the same place – it's a bug. Otherwise, I haven't reloaded a single time because I was losing. Even when I lost my second hero, level 15, in the middle of the game. But that's just an aside. On that artifact, I lost just two turns, and in the end, I took it a week later when everything was a mess, and the neutrals were all in one stack. I don't know what happened, but I'm sure we've all had similar situations with the game freezing. And I don't understand – how is the opponent supposed to win if the game freezes? It's another matter that I eventually lost because there was a Dragon Set and a Dwarven Set, and there was no point in continuing to the final, but that was later. I could have immediately told you that you had a Dragon Set – I thought you had a lot of dragons because of your second city, and we wouldn't have wasted time.