Posts from Online tournaments for Heroes of Might and Magic III on friendly resources. Auto-translated

There were complaints about this player, but we couldn't properly address them last time because there were very few working save files. (To be more precise, there were almost none.)

He wasn't caught in that tournament, so he's not a cheater?

Are you still going to include him in the tournament? It's your decision, of course, so I won't register...
No problem with saves, feel free to ask. I'll help in any way I can.

I'll support Roma on this issue.

Thanks, of course, but it's their tournament and their rules :) I'm just curious about the logic of the organizers and judges - spending a lot of time and nerves to meticulously analyze the actions of an obvious, repeatedly caught cheater. And this cheater is very cunning; here's a replay, here he'll add some gold... Even if we assume that this tournament will be played fairly, the same thing will happen in the next tournament, but, as I said, the owner is the boss.

I don't understand something. Can you cheat with the HD mod, or is it impossible?

Does anyone know what was actually wrong with the tournament announcements on GoodGame? What started this whole thing with Coldrain constantly trying to post announcements here and moderators deleting them? What was the problem?
We can see that the "spam" has been removed, but the reason why it was removed is unclear. Well, to be more precise, it's unclear in this particular thread. In other threads, it's clear that it's spam.
As a result, we can't learn any lessons for the future. There's not even a hint as to what was wrong with these announcements, which could be seen in other places (before they were removed).
I noticed a centaur girl with bare breasts there – maybe it was because of the breasts? I'm just guessing.
Or is GoodGame an unfriendly resource? I don't really believe that, considering that heroes3.tv draws some of its viewers from there and works with the integrated GoodGame chat. And some streamers (like Gomunguls, for example) stream exclusively on GoodGame (at least I've seen it happen more than once, where only the GoodGame engine and chat are used).
So, 1. online, 2. tournament, 3. for HoMM3, 4. on a friendly resource.
What the heck was wrong with it? I'm really curious.

Something like that.

To get unbanned, you need to publicly apologize for everything you've done (rudeness and creating multiple accounts) and promise not to do it again. Like Erdoğan. Then Dirty will consider the ban appeal.