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What license are we talking about??? The admin's consent is enough to record the game!!! At the Siberian qualifier, in the coolest club (Plasma), they told me that it costs 30 rubles/hour, and that they only allow playing their games. Later, they agreed to my terms, but I had to tell them in advance how many computers I needed.
Meanwhile, the "Polygon" club bought new monitors. In October, I went there to negotiate. They said, "Bring it and install whatever you want," and the price was 20 rubles/hour per computer, but they didn't have liquid crystal monitors :). However, in December, I saw new monitors there and finally decided on the place. The price per hour in December increased to 22 rubles.
But the main problem is not this. It's that some people started saying: "Am I supposed to come to a computer club just to sit here? I can do that at home. Let's chip in for poker chips and play at home." Yes, we played Hot City on laptops at home. Yes, communication is great!!! But the game was originally planned to be played at the club.
I think my mistake was that we played the Sit & Go. If we had played a Panic tournament with the same limit, 1800+300, there would have been enough time for everything.
P.S. If I had the opportunity to come to Moscow or Kyiv, I probably would have thought the same way. There are many interesting things to see in Moscow or Kyiv. There is a choice:
1. Come to Moscow or Kyiv for at least a couple of weeks, and then 3 days at the club won't seem like much.
2. Come for 3 days, walk around the city, and meet with players.
Meanwhile, the "Polygon" club bought new monitors. In October, I went there to negotiate. They said, "Bring it and install whatever you want," and the price was 20 rubles/hour per computer, but they didn't have liquid crystal monitors :). However, in December, I saw new monitors there and finally decided on the place. The price per hour in December increased to 22 rubles.
But the main problem is not this. It's that some people started saying: "Am I supposed to come to a computer club just to sit here? I can do that at home. Let's chip in for poker chips and play at home." Yes, we played Hot City on laptops at home. Yes, communication is great!!! But the game was originally planned to be played at the club.
I think my mistake was that we played the Sit & Go. If we had played a Panic tournament with the same limit, 1800+300, there would have been enough time for everything.
P.S. If I had the opportunity to come to Moscow or Kyiv, I probably would have thought the same way. There are many interesting things to see in Moscow or Kyiv. There is a choice:
1. Come to Moscow or Kyiv for at least a couple of weeks, and then 3 days at the club won't seem like much.
2. Come for 3 days, walk around the city, and meet with players.
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