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An attempt to organize a team tournament between countries!
When I was asked during a stream if I had been invited to the "world" tournament, I replied that no, no one had bothered to invite me, because, apparently, more significant candidates were found.
Therefore, when I see a message about a stream featuring a player from the top 200 against a player from the top 250, in a thread with the grand title "world team tournament," I just feel ashamed for those who organized it.
Please, if you weren't shy about calling yourselves so grandly, then do everything at the highest level, so that it wouldn't be embarrassing for the country, or call yourselves something else... It looks terrible! Sorry, but I just had to say it.
P.S. I also want to restrict the right to restream my game through various platforms for the creator of this thread.
I agree! Today, I watched a player from Estonia who has absolutely no idea what a rush, single-unit attacks, or chains are; it was as if the computer was playing... and where did he sign up? For the world championship! It's just funny... and then everyone asks, why aren't many experienced players participating in this championship? I think it's obvious!