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I want to tell you about a player who could easily be nominated for the title of "anti-Fair Play." I didn't think I would encounter someone like this on Hv, and I was already surprised by the behavior of Gunnar and some of the hero streamers, but compared to the person I want to talk about, even they seem like masters of gallantry.
I'm talking about a guy with the nickname Godofwarcraft. I encountered him on the Novice ladder.
We started playing, restarted, and on turn 112, the opponent wrote that he had a block on two paths and that I should continue playing, after which he would contact the judge (Seva) to request a technical restart. Then he asked: "Or maybe you'll just give me a restart?" He received a refusal. I told him that I was willing to give a restart only if he gave me a pass or at least provided screenshots of the blocks. Moreover, if it wasn't a restart according to the rules, but just an unplayable situation, I was also ready to give a goodwill restart, which I indicated in the correspondence.
But the opponent started writing all sorts of things like: "It's clear that you'll sell your mother for a win," "Everything is clear about you, we'll wait for the judge," and then, when he realized that Seva wouldn't appear until morning, he suddenly decided to continue the game: "I don't want to waste another day on you," "Let's continue, or I'll write to the judge that you're refusing." Okay, we continue. At 3:30 AM, I wrote that I was going to sleep and it was time to save, to which I received the answer: "We agreed to play until 4, and you can't even play for the promised time." I should say that we didn't agree on anything, so I still left. After saving, when his game crashed on my turn, he wrote: "You didn't break the passwords, what the heck is going on?" And when I caught his main hero without mana in the city, he furiously accused me of stream sniping. At the same time, he wrote "GG," but didn't leave the game and continued the battle, defending himself (I just gathered a bunch of disposable units, threw some Implosions, and ran away). He continued to accuse me of stream sniping. I told him to contact the AC about this right now, and his response was something like: "No, why would I do that, I'll just know about you." When I told him that he was being too aggressive, he wrote that "it's only with people like you."
I ended up losing that game, forgetting to remove the bracers.
Thus, throughout the game, Godofwarcraft ignored the rule of "treating the opponent with respect."
But I'm not writing this to try to overturn the result of that match, but simply so that everyone knows what kind of person this player is.
I also strongly request that the tournament judges not match me up with this person.
I blocked him on ICQ, and I didn't give him the password :) I ask someone (probably Seva) to look at the saves and check if Warcraft really had blocks at the start.

And as a player who adheres to Fair Play, I want to mention a guy from the same Novice ladder - RukaVSalate. There were a lot of technical problems, and I had to leave the game a couple of times during the game. He treated everything very adequately and with understanding.

P.S. Alfein just wrote on ICQ that this is a topic for positivity and that I shouldn't have written all this here. I agree with him. I apologize and ask that my message be moved to a more appropriate place, such as the Tribune. Thank you!