After such words, one can only assume that you are either a troll or blind.
Don't bother Timofey. It's a day off, and he just wants to play and is ready to, but he has to wait for the draw, and he hasn't found anyone to play with yet :). This is a drawback of this draw system. To be fair, the organizer did not specify a particular version of the Swiss system draw; there are several.
For Timofey. The draw in the new round pairs players with an equal number of points. Those with 1 point play against someone else with 1 point, and those with 0 points play against someone else with 0 points. Therefore, all the pairs for the new round can only be determined after the previous round is over. It's an inflexible system. But given the large number of participants and its own tasks, it's suitable. And here, you'll have to strictly set the tech trees.
As an option, you could use a Swiss system with a random selection of players, but the specific choice depends on the tournament's goals and the number of participants.