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Actually, I don't understand why anyone would try to be evasive. Even if you genuinely believe you did the right thing, it's easier to admit it and put the matter to rest. Otherwise, you'll only stir up a storm of indignation.

There are too many moderators on the forums. Who is so generous with moderator privileges? I'll book one set.

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...

Conclusion: punish severely – as an example – and in case of any recurrence, do the same. This is just my opinion...

I agree!

Besides, what satisfaction is there in a victory achieved in this way, and is it worth anything to such winners?

Although I've only played with Yurist among all those who commented, the rest are just vultures. And, in principle, only Yurist has the right to change his opinion about me and my gameplay; the others simply don't, as they haven't played with me.

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

What bothered me wasn't the fact that you watched the stream, but that you thought it was the right thing to do and tried to justify it with the rules. If you didn't like that your opponent passed his turn immediately, you should have told him. Watching his stream is a clear mistake and a violation of fair play. If you had simply apologized, admitted your guilt, and agreed with the tech support, like Diabler did in his time, I'm sure the matter wouldn't have gone any further, and no one would have even mentioned the blacklist. I myself have made enough mistakes in the past and present (including in the Heroes world) that I'm not proud of, and it seems to me that taking responsibility for your actions and admitting that you were wrong in such a situation is the only right thing to do.

But what exactly did I violate according to the rules? Morally wrong, yes, but I don't consider myself guilty because I wasn't the one who started it; I was just responding to negativity with negativity. Yes, Pete was right, this isn't fun; you have to play with whoever you get. I'm encountering this kind of attitude for the first time. Anyway, I think that's all; you decide. And finally, my opinion.