No one:
Literally, no one:
Sanmu: A forfeit's a forfeit, you can't try and claim it's a draw.
Everyone: No shit, Captain Obvious?
Cringe. Why are you trying to justify fortfeiting, just own it and move on.
SE does NOT stress the fundamentals, it's a template where the first player to make a mistake, or bad prediction, has typically lost.
Even if you do have more of a chance to come back on other templates, I don't see how this is an argument against SE stressing the basics? I would say that someone who has mastered SE will have a much easier time mastering MME (maybe we could make a followup challenge to test this theory :D), than a complete noob to the game, and therefore SE does in fact provide a solid skill foundation. This is just you clapping back with your own strawman argument and shitting on SE.
The entire purpose of the "challenge" in my eyes was to prove that SE has a lower skillcap, NOT that I had reached its skillcap.
But your whole argument is that playing Sanmu in SE will prove nothing about the template's merit, and this is why you don't care about the match? So how did you expect this challenge prove to anything when signing up?
When there's nothing on the line that I care about, there's little inventive to putting in effort.
Again, why sign up if you don't care which way the games go?