One for all, and all for one!

To Vigo: I didn't mean that your shortcomings are some kind of subject for evaluating the fairness of the victory. They were awarded fairly, and everything is fine with that; I just wanted to say that a full game takes time, and it's harder to find time for 6 games than for 4, which could have been played in the first half of the group stage, for example. That's why I urged everyone to be active. Since the game is being finished, everything is fine. Regarding awarding the victory to one side or another based on the latest save, I can't say anything yet; in any case, we'll still need to discuss the details in private. To darkello: These are completely unfounded conclusions. In the tournament, all participants were accepted to some extent at my initiative, as the host ultimately approves the roster. I was in constant contact with Shoock, he promised to play, and he did play until the very end. No one can be sure that a player will drop out until the player warns about it or disappears. A player dropping out and not playing doesn't mean that the host is to blame! We had a case with the Phoenix team. There were 3 active players, and one of them was recommended to the tournament by Scorpion, and he ended up on her team. When there was one unseeded player left, he randomly ended up as a reserve on their team. When I mentioned this, I received a response that they didn't need reserves, as they were all very active. As a result, we see 2 dropouts in the team, and Makhgor saves the day by playing for the player who dropped out. However, I'm not blaming Tanya for this, even though she made two mistakes: first, when she recommended a player who would later drop out, and second, when she thought there wouldn't be any dropouts at all, but there were two. Of course, it's not her fault because she couldn't have predicted that. People tend to promise and assure, but then circumstances negate all these words. In this tournament, the only deadline is 2 months for the groups to play 6 games, and all participants had to agree on a convenient time. Assigning games by the host is an extreme measure, taken when the players themselves cannot find time to play. Now there is no time to delay, so the time for assigning the game was chosen taking into account the deadlines of the tournament, and this is the last weekend according to the schedule for the group stage. There is no time to wait for the players to agree on their own, and the only player with whom there has been no contact for a long time is Shoock13. At the moment, I can suggest looking for a new candidate to replace him if Shoock doesn't appear by the weekend for the game with Shamys (again, the captains or the team as a whole should find a replacement, and there is plenty of time for this since the game assignment was announced). There is still time, and I also spoke with your captain, and he said that he had noticed Shoock online at night. Not all players who are behind have responded and made themselves known. Those who need to be accommodated will reach out. The next Wednesday is the last day of the group stage; I will only be home on Friday, so I think it's worth taking another 2 days off for the very last games of the group stage. Those who are behind should keep this in mind: on Monday, November 5, all results will be recorded, and the draw will most likely also be on Monday.