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Before the tournament, he decided that either he would team up with someone to create a decent international portal, or this would be his last tournament. He didn't receive any help with the website, so he didn't exactly lose interest in the tournament, but he simply knew that it wouldn't lead to anything more than just another tournament.
Thought number one: "Simply holding" another major tournament is an achievement in itself. Especially a tournament with such a lineup.
Thought number two: conflicts like Rebel vs. the judges or Pete vs. Neo are an inevitable part of any prestigious tournament. The fact that the first World Championship went without them was just pure luck. Normally, a couple of arguments before/after/during the event are a constant factor.
Thought number three: thought number one follows from thought number two.
Thought number four: to do complex things, ideas and enthusiasm are not enough. You also need a certain stubbornness, similar to what is required in long, drawn-out hero games. Because enthusiasm comes and goes, so in its absence, some kind of substitute is needed.
Thought number five: this stubbornness is a trainable quality, including through situations like the one that has arisen. It's good that it happened in the gaming sphere, which doesn't involve material or other losses. This is an opportunity to practice it for free.
