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I propose Loi's idea, like wrapping a candy in a beautiful wrapper.
That wrapper is a gentlemen's club.
What was the goal of the first regular tournament? To unite people who play constantly and regularly.
Hence the Charter of the "Strategist" Club - only forum members who play the following can join the club:
1 Honestly (nothing to discuss here)
2 Regularly (at least 1 game per week)
3 And do not run away from the tournament (even if the game is not going well), with non-club tournaments also taken into account.
Only those Club participants who meet these three requirements can pay membership fees. That is, it is not an obligation, but a privilege. The fee amount should be determined in advance; I consider the average monthly mobile phone payment to be a comfortable amount.
The Club's composition determines the type of the next tournament: template (SM-C, Jebus Cross, Panic), format (round-robin, knockout, Swiss), rule specifics (unbanning mages, full random, etc.), as well as the reward method (taking into account the winner's wishes).
Thus, treacherous moments can be avoided, since the Club is by definition a non-commercial, non-religious, and non-political organization. The only goal can be to organize citizens based on common interests and the further development of the heroes' movement. To achieve these tasks, ongoing, interesting, and celebratory competitive events will be held.
I'll say this right away about myself: I don't yet feel strong enough to play regularly, although I would like to take part in such an endeavor.
P.S. When reading this post, I kindly ask you to consider that the author has had a fever for three days now and is drinking various... medications.
That wrapper is a gentlemen's club.
What was the goal of the first regular tournament? To unite people who play constantly and regularly.
Hence the Charter of the "Strategist" Club - only forum members who play the following can join the club:
1 Honestly (nothing to discuss here)
2 Regularly (at least 1 game per week)
3 And do not run away from the tournament (even if the game is not going well), with non-club tournaments also taken into account.
Only those Club participants who meet these three requirements can pay membership fees. That is, it is not an obligation, but a privilege. The fee amount should be determined in advance; I consider the average monthly mobile phone payment to be a comfortable amount.
The Club's composition determines the type of the next tournament: template (SM-C, Jebus Cross, Panic), format (round-robin, knockout, Swiss), rule specifics (unbanning mages, full random, etc.), as well as the reward method (taking into account the winner's wishes).
Thus, treacherous moments can be avoided, since the Club is by definition a non-commercial, non-religious, and non-political organization. The only goal can be to organize citizens based on common interests and the further development of the heroes' movement. To achieve these tasks, ongoing, interesting, and celebratory competitive events will be held.
I'll say this right away about myself: I don't yet feel strong enough to play regularly, although I would like to take part in such an endeavor.
P.S. When reading this post, I kindly ask you to consider that the author has had a fever for three days now and is drinking various... medications.
