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Thank you very much to all the Heroes fans for sharing such interesting stories, and a special thank you to Sem(u)_56 for the excellent interview with Skorp. I'll add a few clarifications about it. The Black Earth Championship was held in 2005. Representing Tambov were Skorp, Mizrael, and Stas; from Stary Oskol, Dmitry, Mystic, and Titan; and from Michurinsk, Veland, Dimen, HVOST, and Dmitgrid, as well as "vam rad," plus, as a special entry, the young players Flash and Prikol. Although they weren't from the Black Earth region, players from Moscow also participated: DVSstranger, Vitalik, and Yama-Dharma. There were three days of intense competition, and DVSstranger came in first, with Skorp, Stas, and "vam rad" sharing 2nd-4th place.
The Tambov Oblast Championships were held three times, always bringing together the best players, usually 4 people from Tambov and 4 from Michurinsk, from 2005 to 2007. Skorp won all three, and Veland, Mizrael, and "vam rad" were among the prize winners.
Great initiative, Nagan! We look forward to new interviews with: Antal, Flam, Fedor...
2 Kobra RR. Definitely. I'm not sure about Flamingo and Uncle Fedor; they've been gone for a while, but an interview with the world champion according to TOH, Antal, would be great. I spoke with Alan Prost about an interview, and he seemed open to it.
If we're talking about who to interview, who better than you? You're one of the most experienced players from the strongest community. Think about the questions that could be asked about old matches... 1. Where did online gaming originate in Russia, from TOH or elsewhere? 2. How did Vesuvius feel about Russian players? 3. How did you organize your Tournaments? 4. How did you defeat Moscow in the match? And did Moscow have a chance back then? 5. Krasnodar 2003, your final match against Chaos... and much more...
If you agree to an interview, write to me on ICQ - 570-323-979, and I'll send you the questions.
P.S. In the near future, I've arranged an interview with Alex R, a member of the "Homo Homini" champion team. I hope we'll have a lot to talk about. Good luck!
Nagan-4
