Samurai
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My tournament standings:
positive - as far as I know, no one has seen this player in a long time... maybe the host knows something?
JIOCb - we played to a draw
Pradromalo - I have a save, there's only a little left to finish
Avern - you know, we haven't found a time that works for both of us yet, please be more active in the in-game chat
Alessandro -
1) This player hasn't offered to play me even once since the tournament started.
2) I offered to play three times.
The first time, he agreed, but immediately set a condition that the limit should be 600+300. I reminded him that we're playing in this tournament, which means the limit should be according to the tournament rules, and he immediately replied, "I don't play tournament games when I'm drinking."
The second time, he agreed again, and again set the condition of 600+300. The situation was almost exactly the same, and again our hero "made an excuse" that he was drinking.
The third time (today), when I suggested playing in a private message, there was no direct answer. However, later in the chat, Alessandro replied to Lesgor (who had suggested playing later than me) that our hero was playing, and offered Lesgor to play against me. From this, we can conclude that Alessandro received my suggestion to play, but couldn't be bothered to answer properly.
3) After that, I suggested that Alessandro agree on a game in advance, and also said that I could play tomorrow from 15:00 Moscow time. I still haven't received an answer, and I probably won't.
I have chat logs to confirm my words.
Conclusion: I think Alessandro shouldn't have signed up for the tournament if he only plays in micro-limits. Or he should just stop being afraid, which I think is the likely reason for the refusals and ignoring.
I ask the host to either schedule a game for us (preferably at a time that is convenient for me, because I think I have done much more to make the game happen than our beer and micro-limit enthusiast), or to force Alessandro to play against me.
Vigo - for some reason, my victory over him wasn't counted in the tournament. I didn't write a report, and as far as I understand, the tournament rules don't require reports, so if the victory wasn't counted because there was no confirmation, I ask the host to ask Vigo if the game took place and how it ended.
Thank you in advance for your answers
positive - as far as I know, no one has seen this player in a long time... maybe the host knows something?
JIOCb - we played to a draw
Pradromalo - I have a save, there's only a little left to finish
Avern - you know, we haven't found a time that works for both of us yet, please be more active in the in-game chat
Alessandro -
1) This player hasn't offered to play me even once since the tournament started.
2) I offered to play three times.
The first time, he agreed, but immediately set a condition that the limit should be 600+300. I reminded him that we're playing in this tournament, which means the limit should be according to the tournament rules, and he immediately replied, "I don't play tournament games when I'm drinking."
The second time, he agreed again, and again set the condition of 600+300. The situation was almost exactly the same, and again our hero "made an excuse" that he was drinking.
The third time (today), when I suggested playing in a private message, there was no direct answer. However, later in the chat, Alessandro replied to Lesgor (who had suggested playing later than me) that our hero was playing, and offered Lesgor to play against me. From this, we can conclude that Alessandro received my suggestion to play, but couldn't be bothered to answer properly.
3) After that, I suggested that Alessandro agree on a game in advance, and also said that I could play tomorrow from 15:00 Moscow time. I still haven't received an answer, and I probably won't.
I have chat logs to confirm my words.
Conclusion: I think Alessandro shouldn't have signed up for the tournament if he only plays in micro-limits. Or he should just stop being afraid, which I think is the likely reason for the refusals and ignoring.
I ask the host to either schedule a game for us (preferably at a time that is convenient for me, because I think I have done much more to make the game happen than our beer and micro-limit enthusiast), or to force Alessandro to play against me.
Vigo - for some reason, my victory over him wasn't counted in the tournament. I didn't write a report, and as far as I understand, the tournament rules don't require reports, so if the victory wasn't counted because there was no confirmation, I ask the host to ask Vigo if the game took place and how it ended.
Thank you in advance for your answers
