Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

Just imagine. It's night, around two in the morning, you're playing, and finally, it's the Final Battle or a pseudo-Final Battle. Your brain is already tired, and then your opponent starts dragging out each ROUND to 40 minutes or an hour (they actually played 5 rounds, each lasting somewhere between 2.5 and 4 hours, I don't remember exactly). Honestly, I've never encountered anything like that.

And what makes you think that after playing for 8, 6 hours, sometimes even 10 or 15 hours on the same map, the person should complete the Final Battle in 15-30 minutes? Isn't that part of the game? Or maybe not a very important part? Moreover, the Final Battle is the most important part of the game, the most crucial! And the fact that people are willing to spend several days playing with saves, or do a 20-hour marathon, capturing various neutral creatures and gathering resources, and then quickly lose the Final Battle due to rushing, doesn't that seem even more foolish? It definitely does!

Oh, I didn't think it through and made quick moves, oh, I missed something. I should have played like that, yes, you were lucky because I messed up :D. But it's all because it's a hassle to spend 2-3 hours on the Final Battle, where you need to think first and foremost.

You can also psychologically attack your opponent (I certainly wouldn't be able to resist), and if there's a girl on the other side, it's very inappropriate. Of course, it's not stated in the rules, the timer isn't ticking, but it's just not nice. Everything is based on my personal opinion, of course.

It doesn't matter if there's a girl, a boy, a grandmother, or a baby sitting there. The player is a genderless entity. If you sit down to play, be so kind as to follow the rules.

And by the way, I have no doubts about Vladimir's skill; it would be better to learn to play like him instead of whining. Losing a Final Battle in a long game due to your own stupidity is more regrettable than anything else; I'm not talking about anyone in particular, but I've experienced it myself.

I can't help but add an example. There's no doubt that Alex is a very skilled player, so in his game against Maretti, he thought for more than half an hour before moving with some unit (this was a Stike World Championship tournament). Everyone was getting impatient, but in the end, he completely crushed him.

If someone enjoys completing the final battle in 10 minutes after playing some template for 15 hours, then heh-heh :D. [/QUOTE]