Loinz
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Wicc didn't discuss the fact that I was substituting for Loinz with me (I remember he let his team down last year).
The tournament initially had a flexible player substitution system; I don't see any problem for the team or other participants that my slot was used as a substitute. I applied to participate with the understanding that I wouldn't be able to play all the games in the summer, and the regulations allowed for this.
During the tournament, I played 2 games, and 2 more remained on my account (all four matches didn't go in my favor); the other two opponents didn't connect, and the team captain was notified. He was also aware of my problems with ICQ. However, the team chose ICQ conference as the main communication channel.
In the fall, I had some free time and streamed "all sorts of nonsense." I communicated with Wicc and Frish (apparently, the team captain was too busy), and I told them that, in my opinion, my skill level had significantly decreased recently. I said that I could play all my matches, but if the team was doing well, they could use the substitute slot.
I would like to remind you that the coordinator is responsible for resolving controversial issues, assigning odd/even days, and so on. Since neither the captain nor the coordinator raised any concerns, I conclude that everyone was satisfied.
And once again, I don't understand what complaints the team, which won gold, could have against me. Please explain.
Loinz really spat in the face of his entire team and the host in the last tournament, continuing to play and stream all sorts of nonsense during the tournament.
This is usually the case when there is no time to manage the team, but there is always time to criticize others.
I really want to hear comments from everyone who felt this "spit." You live your life, not bothering anyone, and it turns out you spat in someone's face.
Of course, everyone has the right to their personal feelings and grievances...
I'm sorry, spitting at people is very bad; I won't do it again.
