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Rules for organizing, conducting, and participating in online Heroes of Might and Magic III tournaments.
Regarding point 1, subparagraph 4: "Hall of Fame" and "Wall of Shame."
Regarding point 3:
This is a difficult issue for me! My job involves periodic business trips; I leave for 4-5 weeks and then return to rest for 4-5 weeks. This is precisely why I cannot participate in almost all tournaments due to the tight deadlines. Even if I can play 1-2 games in the initial stage, I then have to leave for a business trip, and there is no way to continue during that period. But when I come home, I can play at any time of the day and any number of games.
If the regulations allowed for 2-2.5 weeks for one round, or something similar, I would most likely be able to play the postponed games, even if with a delay of up to 1 week.
I would be very happy if the tournament rules included an exception for this point, in favor of people like me. Moreover, there are probably only 2-3 such people on the entire forum (or maybe even fewer).
If not, then that's fine. "Seven won't wait for one."
Subparagraph 6:
If there is no very serious reason (like my case) for postponing a game, then a technical loss should be automatically awarded, and there should be no need to BEG or SHOW EXCESSIVE ATTENTION. If this person decided to participate in a tournament with a large number of participants (each of whom has their own personal life) who find time for games, then they must respect the time of others!
Sincerely, OUTLAW!!