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I don't understand why I have to write this here, but Alex thinks it's necessary. The situation is as follows: We started a game with VIP mode, I'm playing as an Orc, and he's playing as a Demon. Seeing the locations for level 2, 2.5, and 7, and the Hag, he didn't restart the game. On day 4, he dug up a Krag, and on day 6, it was level 14 with 60 centaurs. On day 7, I cleared all the adjacent areas and saw 3 nearby portals leading to the centers. At that point, the game engine decided that the Krag was too strong and ended the simultaneous turn. VIP tried to quit, taking advantage of a silly rule. Yes, I know I was a fool for not clarifying before the tournament that such issues should be decided by a judge. It's one thing if the simultaneous turn ends on day 2 or day 1, and it's another thing entirely when it happens like this. I believe that this behavior is not worthy of a player who has been playing for so many years. VIP could have easily restarted on day 2, seeing the favorable situation and knowing that the Orc would be in a good position. I think that either a load should be made one day earlier.
update: everything has been resolved. VIP decided to concede.