Dear num, you're getting on my nerves. I would understand if the move actually decided something. But you are causing an immeasurable panic over nothing.

Lesha, in that game you could only have lost by making about 10 own gross errors; naturally, your move didn't decide anything. But I cannot wrap my head around why you did what you did after reloading — spent half a hero's turn to take an artifact shop in the bushes, already knowing in advance that the Dragon Utopia you took in the original course of events didn't really give you much. I understand that you would never have returned to this shop because in the original play-through you were running further into the treasure area for relics and Dragon Utopias. Why violate the rules of the game so brazenly and cynically when you're already dealt a winning hand? Just because everyone doesn't care, and therefore you can do whatever you want? Because only one and a half people play in the community and everything will be overlooked? Checking which collections the opponent has gathered via the console every turn, setting up and periodically using an upgrade scanner "because it's nonsense when your upgrades aren't hitting like that."