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Since there are no judges online, I'm posting the log here. The message "Judge (00:38:46 14/05/2008)"
1) Regarding the saves, there was a discussion about it on ICQ. I'll repeat: I didn't see the point in finishing my turn, firstly because I thought the internet would be back up soon and we would continue, and secondly, the computer played for you when the connection was lost, and I only managed to move two units.
2) Regarding the previous game, I offered to give you the save, but you refused. You would have gotten a proper answer.
In that game, I remember that the Medusa lair was only there until your disconnection, and you only reappeared the next day. And then they brought me Vampires the next day, and I didn't really want to go back towards the Medusas, and before that, it wasn't even worth taking the Medusas with 130-180 skeletons.
3) I find your words funny. I didn't break any rules (which you thought existed or considered to be implicitly not in effect), but firstly, you broke the rule written in the very first topic: you didn't fire Jedid on the same day you got her. Secondly, you asked me to play the previous game in advance, and you were obliged to admit defeat because the judge had already declared it.
In general, an interesting question arises for the organizer and the judge. The tournament organizer credited my game, and the judge was only contacted for the results of the game. And now, 10 days after the verdict, the judge suddenly expresses his opinion... what kind of mess is this? I didn't break the rules, my victory was taken away from me, and I win because someone broke the rules, and now they're going to take that away from me again. And Vitalik, I told you that I would think about it, and now I'm sure of it. And even if you think I gave you permission, I'll tell you this: "I've changed my mind, you get that loss, sorry you wasted an extra 40 minutes on the internet."
1) Regarding the saves, there was a discussion about it on ICQ. I'll repeat: I didn't see the point in finishing my turn, firstly because I thought the internet would be back up soon and we would continue, and secondly, the computer played for you when the connection was lost, and I only managed to move two units.
2) Regarding the previous game, I offered to give you the save, but you refused. You would have gotten a proper answer.
In that game, I remember that the Medusa lair was only there until your disconnection, and you only reappeared the next day. And then they brought me Vampires the next day, and I didn't really want to go back towards the Medusas, and before that, it wasn't even worth taking the Medusas with 130-180 skeletons.
3) I find your words funny. I didn't break any rules (which you thought existed or considered to be implicitly not in effect), but firstly, you broke the rule written in the very first topic: you didn't fire Jedid on the same day you got her. Secondly, you asked me to play the previous game in advance, and you were obliged to admit defeat because the judge had already declared it.
In general, an interesting question arises for the organizer and the judge. The tournament organizer credited my game, and the judge was only contacted for the results of the game. And now, 10 days after the verdict, the judge suddenly expresses his opinion... what kind of mess is this? I didn't break the rules, my victory was taken away from me, and I win because someone broke the rules, and now they're going to take that away from me again. And Vitalik, I told you that I would think about it, and now I'm sure of it. And even if you think I gave you permission, I'll tell you this: "I've changed my mind, you get that loss, sorry you wasted an extra 40 minutes on the internet."