[2x2 Tournament] Teamwork

...They were heading towards us, loading, waiting, giving us the opportunity to take our turn, and then these statements appeared. And in general, it wasn't a very pleasant exchange when trying to finish the game. For me, the situation is simple: they couldn't win fairly (apparently, the situation in the game was bad), so they started making excuses. And here, there's also manipulation of public opinion on the forum, sweet posts about a proud team that won't continue playing with such disgusting people like us.

All that's left for me to add is something along the lines of "you're all just fools" or a tech support extortionist. "Sapogi" (what a fitting word) is strangely silent about their own mistakes.

If you don't have the technical ability to play consistently, don't sign up for a team tournament.

Consistently – is that regularly limiting yourself to 3 hours of playtime and abandoning the game like you do? When everyone is ready to play and continue, but no... Or interrupting the game for a couple of weeks like Satyr? And why should I then painfully try to remember what was happening in the game and what needs to be done – which can take up to an hour, and there's no guarantee that I'll remember, and I need to warm up (considering that the timer won't forgive). (This dish has gone bad – and it goes in the trash.) And who doesn't have the ability, then? We can also remember how you demanded that we generate a map, and twice created one with strong monsters, which also resulted in wasted time (at least a day and a half of playtime). And then, after a long absence of one of the "Sapogi," we finally agreed to play, sat down at the "table," and it turned out that the player who was loading the game didn't have any saves (none at all).
All that's left for me to do is present a point from the regulations.

5. Participants must make saves during the tournament and keep them until its end. If, in the event of a controversial situation, a player does not have saves, then the situation will be interpreted against them.

The player did have saves. But he deleted them, all of them, meaning they are gone. ...here's your ticket to the ballet. There's no ticket for the tram.
Since there's no technical way to secure and copy the saves, why sign up for the tournament?
And don't talk and tell me that we haven't had cases where a decision was made based on the absence of saves. This point is constantly included in the regulations for a reason. And now, a situation has arisen. Otherwise, why write all these rules.