Well, I don't know how you feel, sir, but in my opinion, this isn't fair. Having to sit there and repeat the same turn 100 times just so someone can say, "Dude, you're a noob..." is ridiculous. Here, you get a map, you get 10 hours to complete it... whatever you manage to fix along the way, good for you, but if you don't, well, too bad...
Honestly, I don't care – I completed the map in 130+ turns... let the others grind away (;

You're wrong to think that way. As an alternative, you could organize a blitz tournament (the main thing is that the rules take into account equal conditions for all players), but that immediately imposes many restrictions and problems on the organizer :D.
1. Not everyone can sit at the computer for 10 hours straight for various reasons, but they can manage 2 hours at a time. How do you determine how many hours each person plays?
2. The organizer must send a save file to each participant at a specific time, make sure they have progressed well, be in touch exactly 10 hours later, and receive the return save file and do this for each person registered for the tournament.
3. There will be many such nuances, which will sharply limit the number of participants in the tournament, and this is not desirable.
P.S. Just play and have fun :D And if someone wants to complete the game more thoroughly, that's their personal right :D