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The violation occurred in the last turn before saving the game (i.e., as soon as it happened, I immediately found out). This is a difficult situation, and many players would forgive their opponent for this mistake, but in this match, the relationship between the players has crossed all possible boundaries on both sides. Before resuming the game, Yegor sent me a message in the morning: "I knew you were wrong... So, I'm ready to replay or admit my defeat." I don't understand the logic behind this, and his response was: "You gave me an answer; I was very tired and just wanted to finish the game." This is the first point. Of course, I acknowledge my fault, and I made every effort to replay the game. But the replay didn't go smoothly. (
I think it's appropriate to ask for a technical win (and it doesn't matter that many of us would have acted differently in this situation; it's the player's choice). How many violations are allowed before one can ask for a technical win without feeling guilty? Then, according to this logic, one can always violate the rules a little bit, as it won't affect the outcome. But, as I said, the relationship between the players played a role here. Therefore, I believe that this issue can be closed.
I think it's appropriate to ask for a technical win (and it doesn't matter that many of us would have acted differently in this situation; it's the player's choice). How many violations are allowed before one can ask for a technical win without feeling guilty? Then, according to this logic, one can always violate the rules a little bit, as it won't affect the outcome. But, as I said, the relationship between the players played a role here. Therefore, I believe that this issue can be closed.
