Ayaks77
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There have been many misunderstandings regarding the "Corifei" (Champion). I'd like to add my two cents, specifically the difficulties I foresee. First, I can't imagine how a dozen people from the tournament can even nominate a single Champion twice out of hundreds of participants from 3 portals. For example, I don't know anyone at all, except for the people who will be playing, and that's not the point. Second, this creates problems for the future. For example, I assign different Factions with all their opponents, and when the time for the game comes, I can't even remember who I assigned against a specific person. What should I do? Bother the Champion, who is almost certainly not online? Of course, I can duplicate all the information for myself, but that's a hassle, and I'm more than sure that someone will either make a mistake or overlook something, which effectively means the game won't be played. Based on everything that has already been written by the participants here, I would suggest the following option. The organizer chooses a specific person for this task, and the participants show responsibility and take the time during the weekend of the 30th and 31st to send him a list. Starting August 1st, the lists are made public, and everyone is happy, including the Champion, who works not with a constant, disjointed stream of information, but simply summarizes the results over a short period of time.
692312757
Time to be arranged
There have been many misunderstandings regarding the "Corifei" (Champion). I'd like to add my two cents, specifically the difficulties I foresee. First, I can't imagine how a dozen people from the tournament can even nominate a single Champion twice out of hundreds of participants from 3 portals. For example, I don't know anyone at all, except for the people who will be playing, and that's not the point. Second, this creates problems for the future. For example, I assign different Factions with all their opponents, and when the time for the game comes, I can't even remember who I assigned against a specific person. What should I do? Bother the Champion, who is almost certainly not online? Of course, I can duplicate all the information for myself, but that's a hassle, and I'm more than sure that someone will either make a mistake or overlook something, which effectively means the game won't be played. Based on everything that has already been written by the participants here, I would suggest the following option. The organizer chooses a specific person for this task, and the participants show responsibility and take the time during the weekend of the 30th and 31st to send him a list. Starting August 1st, the lists are made public, and everyone is happy, including the Champion, who works not with a constant, disjointed stream of information, but simply summarizes the results over a short period of time.