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Ojero is my acquaintance! He *registered* my ICQ account for me, and probably entered his nickname. Once, I was told why it said Ojero in my ICQ, so that there would be no more complaints, I changed it to Joyce.
He *doesn't have a computer at home*, and we always played on my computer.
This guy is 14 years old. He lives 60 km away from me. Once he came to visit me, and he played against Vbn on my computer.
JOIS, stop lying. There are inconsistencies in everything you say. Yes, I'm just a passerby and didn't participate in the tournament. I just read the accusations and defenses, and I have a lot of questions. He registered your ICQ account for you and entered HIS nickname, and he doesn't have a computer at home – how does that work? And how do you ALWAYS play at your place if your friend lives 60 km away and came to visit you ONCE. Did he want to play all the tournament games at your place? The further you go into the forest, the more wood you find. The forum users probably want to know the explanation for these inconsistencies before they believe you. And don't throw around statements like you only have 1-2 friends left, because you're the one who created this mess. Every tournament generates disputes, and when the organizer is guilty of something, there's no other reaction possible. But you're not being accused so much of playing (even if you supposedly played) under a different nickname, but of the fact that the maps were initially unbalanced. Nevertheless, I don't think this is a big tragedy for you. If you think you're right, then explain it to us so that we all understand. Or admit that you are partly to blame.