Huh. SAPI was the issue for you? Weird.

Honestly, I think Sam should just remove speed hacking altogether. It doesn't do any good in actually stopping speed hacks, and arrays false positives more than it does true ones. So I don't actually see the point of it's implementation. If it actually worked, then I wouldn't lament about it, nor would I request it's eradication; however, as displayed by not only this thread, but by many other people, Sam's implementation of speed hack detection's foibles' eclipse it's strong points.

@Caccio72, I'm not evuen sure why you used SAPI all this time. If you go to the nvda settings, then to sinthisisers, you should be able to choose a sapi 5 voice, too.

Wow, so why does Sam allows sapi5 usage then?

So didn't read everything here, but let me state that I DO NOT encourage, support, or otherwise give anyone the idea of formatting there system to fix a speedhack alert. I don't know who came up with that, but it doesn't help. This, however, is a simple solution that may help. There are 2 actually. 1. Try opening task manager when stw is running. Go down to the stw.exe process and press the context menu key (applications or shift+f10) and go down to change priority. In that menu click real time. 2. Open control panel and go to power options. Find the list ware you can select a power plan. It gets a bit tricky here at least with NVDA, but basically see if you can manage to select high performance. Click show additional plans if you don't see it. It will make your computer work better in general. HOWEVER, if it uses battery power a lot, it will use more battery power rather than conserving it with the result of lower performance. I will read the wrest of this topic at some point haha, just past it and read the first couple of posts for now. Hope that helps though, and please know that I never once said, or indirectly said, that formatting the hard drive for my game or installing windows for my game was something I even kind of supported. Those are other peoples words, not mine.

@Sam_Tupy, we determined that it is neither the computer, the computer's hardware, nor the power plan that was the issue. We also determined that it was SAPI, so real time priority won't work. I also have determined, through this thread and others, that this speed hack detection should be entirely removed.

The lag you are describing is an issue inherent with SAPI, though I think some voices do it more than others, but I've never found a very responsive SAPI voice. Even the SAPI Eloquence I tried wasn't as responsive as screen reader drivers, though it was certainly better than the default Windows voices. SO in short there's nothing you can do about it.
Why a speedhack would be triggered by SAPI being used in the game alone is beyond me. From my limited understanding of BGT, all it does is send text to SAPI. I didn't think this would cause issues, unless it's stalling and waiting for a return of some sort, which it very well could be. I agree with Ethin that this needs removed if not seriously revised/reconsidered. It would be fine if the speedhack alerts were triggered by actual speedhacs and cheating attempts, but it's been proven that they are not. No innocent person wants to configure their pcs to avoid speedhack detection which they would never set off deliberately. Such speedhack detection is likely only needed to deal with a handful of people who would try to cheat, and it should be affecting them, and only them.
Yes, people may make a habit of setting things to realtime priority, using a high performance power plan, using their screen reader as speech output for everything, etc. If those optimizations are actually needed to make the game run without maxing allocated system resources, that is one thing.  But if a preventative measure such as speedhack detection was built on that configuration and basically needs it to work reliably, that is quite another. These sorts of preventative measures need to be tested under numerous reasonable (not assumed) configurations to ensure they actually do their job effectively. That kind of testing makes any aspect of a program more stable and is a big part of what distinguishes stable software from buggy software. I'm not saying that STW hasn't been tested well enough, but I frankly find the current state of this situation borderline unacceptable. Now that we know the speedhack detection is giving innocent players problems, I think it is, at the very least, imperative that a section in the manual be written to advise these players if nothing else. It wouldn't hurt.

This is the problem with Sam's games that I have, and I have deleted both STW and Rs from my system because these types of things never get resolved, basically mediocrity flourishes. He is talented, there is no question of that, but puts forth a minimal effort once the game is out. Yes there are updates, yes there are fixes, but some long standing issues don't get corrected.

Make sure the character name is over 4 characters in length and that the character has more than the default inventory. This should hopefully solve the issue. Also, I do not have a crystal ball. People say they get speedhack alerts and I know about that but not all the time how. I will attempt fixing it, but speed hack code is a very very unreliable thing. Trust me, if I removed it, you would all be begging for it back. Things used to be really really bad before I added that code.

Look Mr Sam, if You ask me, my personal case is totally irrelevant, after all I finally did manage to solve my problem at the end.
What still bothers, actually irritates me is the severe omission of STW-developers, described in my post number 65...so please read, or re-read it!
This forum thread is not about me only anymore, but about all those other STW-players who experience the same issue as I did, very likely due the same reason, and without even being aware of that reason, merely because the game-developer(s) missed to inform them of it in a proper way!

Ok, I agree that SAPI-voice is probably not the only setting which causes, or can cause speed-hack alerts, and that are surely some other settings, elements, and actions which can, or will trigger them as well, but by simply noting somhere in the game, or at least in its "readme" file, that "using SAPI may trigger speed-hack alerts", with minimal efforts, You developer-guys could spare many days, or even weeks of headache and troubles to, I am sure, quite significant number of potential, and even regular STW-players!

No hard feelings though, STW is generally an outstanding game, my sincere CONGRATULATIONS for it!
(You can read about my general opinion of the game in my starting, initial post of this forum-topic)

As for Your suggestion of getting some items beyond the starting ones, (in order to avoid "spam-character" deletion), it sounds pretty logical and likely to work, so I already started testing it, MANY THANKS!!!
I guess I will find out the result soon enough anyway, LOL!!!

Sam's suggestion seems to work fine for me, my second character, who only has some sand beyond the initial itms, is still "in the game" after 2 days, despite actively playing with my primary one all the time, just logged in with that 2nd one to check if it still exists.

I have no idea about the STW-server's level of sensitivity, but I will still advise you to use new names and passwords for yourfresh-created characters, meaning different from the already deleted and lost ones.
I am using that same additional measure of "precausion", just to make sure. (maybe it won't help, but will certainly not harm either)

I didn't read all the posts yet, but are you using sapi as the default output voice? More often then not, that's the cause of false positives. For the "say option" try to locate a non microsoft voice, and see if that fixes things.