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This final was unique in its own way, and that’s what made it interesting. Perhaps not in terms of the gameplay itself, but in other accompanying details. Perhaps not for the players, but for the viewers. We got a dose of adrenaline from the battles. Many felt like they were on one side or the other of the barricade, thus participating in the battles in absentia :D For a long time, the tournament went on without judges, and it just ran its course. But by the final, judges appeared, and even two of them, and one of them overturned the decision (or rather, the call) of the other. I wanted something different, but we got what we got. Dudja – with a well-deserved victory, in any case :)