Rehabilitation of cheaters. Auto-translated

Just to clarify, just in case. I'm far from the idea of thinking that a person who looked at saves (they might have looked at everything, or as Indra claims, only moved a few things so as not to waste their energy on the game) is somehow "bottom tier," while I'm all own-//perfect. Especially if what Indra writes is true—then it actually looks like pure love for the art (perfectionism), a desire to play a match perfectly, which I personally strongly approve of, and why I really dislike saving (afterwards, if I don't mess up the main line, then small misplays always happen—I won't pass a scroll, I'll enter the crypt a second time; something bad always happens after a save, I'm slow, and even 20 minutes isn't enough for me to load the game details into my RAM, and no one will give me those 20 minutes).
I perceive this topic with Indra simply as different ways of living (and playing). It's just better to understand who you can agree on mutual restrictions with, and with whom it's pointless. They looked and they will keep looking.
And by the way, Blitz Jebus Cross turns out not to be such a bad idea in internet realities. There's simply no time to copy something and press buttons. And especially if you're streaming. For the first week, you basically sit there without even lifting your head, moving your horses. Pure skill. Well, on 121, of course, it's theoretically possible to check "which Dragon Utopia to run to."
If. They learn. How to bypass. Passwords. And such little thoughts are already creeping into my head.

but...
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After looking at the save with 100%, it seems that he won. He has a large army, but at the end of the battle, after 2 rounds of disarm spells on angels and ducks, and being left with only ducks, everything looks bleak. God is the judge. It's a pity I didn't record the game or stream it. Regarding the 2nd game, where I surrendered on turn 111, there was a promise from my side to lose the match, for balance in the tournament. In essence, it wasn't really played. And demanding money from a tournament game is complete nonsense. I didn't want to play at all.
where did you get the passwords, to look at the save? a) that's the first question...

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while there is no answer, it is possible that silenthill misspoke.

Does anyone know what happened to Rep1sk?
It seems like there's not much information here.
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Is that clearer? ;)

BLUR, I'll answer you this way - if you can't figure out how to check whether your opponent is cheating, just don't think about it at all.
Focus on your own game, develop your strategy, and prioritize what's important to you in life.
Assume that your opponents are not cheating.
If you keep learning how to play Heroes, the answers will come to you.
There is no definitive answer to your question - you need to pay close attention and think critically in each specific situation.

P.S. If you are a cheater and are just testing the waters, the answer is this: in your example, it's impossible to catch. And in real life, the optimal solution is to rob a bank.

BLUR, let me put it this way - if you can't figure out how to check whether your opponent is cheating, then just don't think about it.
Focus on your own game, build your town, grow your army, and stick to your life goals. And in Heroes, assume that your opponents are not cheating.
If you keep learning how to play Heroes, the answers will come to you.
There is no definitive answer to your question - you need to pay close attention and think critically in each specific situation.

P.S. If you are a cheater and were just testing the waters, then the answer is this: in your example, it's impossible to catch them. And in real life, the optimal solution would be to rob a bank.

movement along the horizontal = 100 move points, diagonally 150 move points;

feeling it is one thing, but actually verifying that the guy is cheating is a completely different thing;

I can't understand: why cheat in Heroes 3?, just to stroke your own ego? what fun is there in the game then?

horizontal move = 100 move points, diagonal = 150 move points;

I have enough experience in this game.