He wrote that wiki entry himself: http://www.graal.net/index.php?title...action=history
First edited by: http://www.graal.net/index.php/Speci...67.138.250.101 (clearly him)

The only Graalympics that had any merit was the one from 2003. The one from 2004 was hosted on a private playerworld by a player that was incredibly biased in Tortoise's favor. This became obvious as soon as Sephiroth was allowed to represent "ProjectR" (not even a real server). Sephiroth was some dude who consistently allowed Tortoise to godmode through Babylon weekly tournament wins. I dropped out of that one as soon as I saw what was going on, won't waste my time in a rigged tourney.

The one from 2005 was hosted on Delteria, a server that rode his nuts even more than LogicBot. I opted to participate in that one too, and I once again dropped out because I saw that he and QuickBot (alternate BS account of LogicBot, the guy who rigged the last one) were in. They also randomly said Evenglare was representing Atlantis, which is a complete lie because 1.) Atlantis is a German server that he never played and 2.) Evenglare was a long-time Delteria player, so they were just doing everything they could to get a Delterian player to win it.

Tortoise was just a guy who would toggle on untouchable/godmode at 0.5 in every tournament, it'd be incredibly obvious, and the ETA on Delteria and Babylon were always his friends so they'd always allow it to happen. There was even a Babylon tournament where I got sick of it being allowed to happen, so I downloaded The Red Bicycle and tabbed out at 0.5, turned godmode on, and tabbed back in to prove my point that he 100% uses it. We sparred for probably 5 minutes just slashing directly through each other. I ended up getting DQ'd and banned, and he ended up winning because the Sephiroth guy adored him. IDK, he's just like a parody figure of the old sparring community.