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Okay, I'll answer again, just because I didn't write anything about the commentary – it will be there. There's a marker on the map – a headquarters; I plan to place it there, especially since the fiber optic cable is already running to that location. Now I just need to find commentators and get them there.
Yes, the price is a bit higher, but the base is also a bit better in my opinion, and we'll be there for more days. Plus, rental and food prices, unfortunately, tend to increase, and the amount that was in Plotvichka simply won't work there anymore. In August, we were just able to persuade them to keep the previously agreed-upon price, which, to be honest, took a lot of effort. Dima, the owner of the Plotvichka base, was not happy at all to accommodate us at those prices, as thanks to the closed borders and the lack of alternatives for the population, he had raised prices by 1.5-2 times by August. In addition, the organizers and he were paying for the internet connection to Plotvichka, which he also wasn't particularly happy about. Here, the internet is already connected, so I would add another plus – good, high-speed fiber optic internet.
Damn, Kirill, you made me write a whole essay again. I'm shutting up for now