Such a player will win in all systems by a landslide, but will lose to a virtual player, which proves the absurdity of the virtual player idea.
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Let's say some player showed the following results in the stages of the competition: 12, 7, 7, 6, 9 days, respectively, winning 4 out of 5 stages. Taking into account the virtual player's time of 1 day, he would still lose to you in the ranking. If you consider this normal, there's no point in continuing the conversation.
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Here you listed the player's results in the order of completing the stages in days. And the second player is supposed to be you? And you need to use your own times for the calculations. Listen, where can I see how many days you took to complete each stage? Give me a link. I don't remember where to look, and I don't want to spend time searching for it right now. I want to see this phenomenon for myself.
For now, you have the highest chance of winning in one system – your own.
This is not criticism, but demagoguery. Prorock was definitely right about some things.
This is a gross violation, but it is probably inevitable, because no system has been officially adopted. And it doesn't matter when the system was invented. The only way to avoid the violation is to choose the VDV Forever system, because his ranking was immediately written in the results table.