Honestly though, why should someone go to the qualifiers if nearly 4% of their SR was from insta leavers? All CDPR did was making Wang's SR match other players with similar forfeit rates, and adjust the SR to match it. This makes sense and Wang is treated exactly like every other player.
Even if it was an accident, it's still just making Wang's SR resemble everyone else's based on similar forfeit rates. I think this was a really good decision and prevents anyone from cheesing the system, but even without cheese it means that the players who go to qualifiers actually deserve to be there based on REAL GAMES ACTUALLY PLAYED, and not simply getting lucky to a bunch of insta forfeits. (4% is extremely lucky btw, extremely suspect)
The best defense Wang provided:
"Third, my total MMR at the end of season Dryad is 10805, including the 9600 base MMR. I have gained 1205 points through 675 games on pro-ladder. If indeed 3.7% of my games are problematic, I am willing to have the corresponding MMR deducted for fairness to other competitive players. But that should be 125-150 points instead of 400. I can’t really understand how the amount 400 is reasonably calculated, and I find it harder to believe that the proposed deduction reduced my crown points to 240, just 2-4 points below the invitation bar to World Masters S3. Again, I accept the deduction of crown points that should not belong to me, but I believe I’ve been excessively punished since I didn’t plan the problematic games or collude with anyone."
If this is true, and the math is wrong, then it should be fixed. But the principles are solid here. Even if Wang got ridiculously luck with insta leavers, and I guess anything is possible, then it should not allow him to go to the big tourney's based on that kind of cheese. However, if the 4% reduction in Wang's SR was in fact more than 4%, then Wang has a true complaint here.
I don't know how SR is calculated exactly, and I assume CDPR reduced it fair and square, but if they did not then that shows malicious intent and would require an apology from CDPR.