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Zet, if we think about it that way, the organizers will be very sad. For example, I love Heroes 4 and I organize both offline and online tournaments. It turns out that my fate is only to organize, but I also want to participate and play. It's not entirely fair!
I agree with Catch. I also don't look at saves until I send my own! And the organizers try to complete their tournament as soon as possible and send the save, for example, to the coordinator (they used to send it to Alan...). And again, the question of trust in the organizers arises! If you don't trust him, then what can you even talk about?
So, my opinion is: organizers should not be deprived of the right to participate! Otherwise, the point: any registered user can participate in the tournament will look at least strange! :) The main thing is to trust the organizer :)
I agree with Catch. I also don't look at saves until I send my own! And the organizers try to complete their tournament as soon as possible and send the save, for example, to the coordinator (they used to send it to Alan...). And again, the question of trust in the organizers arises! If you don't trust him, then what can you even talk about?
So, my opinion is: organizers should not be deprived of the right to participate! Otherwise, the point: any registered user can participate in the tournament will look at least strange! :) The main thing is to trust the organizer :)
