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This is the second time I've encountered this player in tournaments, and in that time, he's no-showed three times, not showing up for scheduled matches (twice in games with time limits in the first game of the Throne of the Ages group, and here, he even requested an odd-numbered match with me, which can be found higher up in this thread). Isn't it the height of audacity to demand an odd-numbered match, not show up for it, and then still have the nerve to write something about how it's difficult to coordinate with his opponent? He basically screwed over his opponent, skillfully stalled the leading player, and now he wants to act like he's the victim. I just hope that one day, the tournament organizers will read about this guy, realize that he's the one creating the difficulties in coordinating with opponents, and stop indulging him.
It's not difficult to coordinate with me; you're just being... well, and believe me, it's not just my opinion. As for missing the odd-numbered match, I couldn't make it and agreed to a loss, making the series score 1-1, but you refused to continue. God is your judge, so don't try to play the victim.