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You've certainly sparked a heated debate here! The "Tent" was indeed more of an anti-camp and didn't contribute to preserving players' HP, which needs to be taken into account. The coverage by bloggers is what has given Heroes of Might and Magic a new lease on life and the kind of boom it hasn't seen since the early 2000s. And the fact that their content isn't just dry analysis of the game's mechanics, but also (even) a boisterous and fun show, presents the Heroes of Might and Magic community as a fun group, rather than a collection of nerdy introverts, which only adds to its popularity among a wider audience. Banning "Matros" is a significant step, but the implementation also raises questions. Judging by all accounts, this event is one of the highlights of his life, so I suggest we understand and forgive him.