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Kostya, Kyiv chose Captain again. When only 9 people voted for Kyiv, and the Moscow qualifier hadn't even taken place yet, not to mention the Minsk and Dnepropetrovsk qualifiers, Captain was already writing about Kyiv's victory in the vote. And this manner of his, writing nonsense with a confident air, has brought him success on forums many times; it's designed to make most forum users believe anything if someone says it confidently and with a knowing look. Moreover, he skillfully shifted the focus from the vote for the location, which, in my opinion, was illegitimate, to the vote regarding the version, template, and so on. He diverted attention. And if someone other than me and a couple of people who know Captain too well and didn't fall for his trick, and who looked ahead, had done so, they would have seen what this could lead to. As a result, we have what we have. Two months before the final, Captain managed to quarrel with half of the finalists, unilaterally rejects the results of the qualifiers, and decides who will go and so on. To be honest, I, and I'm sure most sensible people, don't need such a championship. By the way, it's not over yet; I think Michurinsk can easily handle organizing the championship. And regarding Nagan, I agree with you on some points. Eric, you really are one of the most respected people in the Heroes world. Put your modesty aside. Be more decisive. Say it and stick to it. And then different "tsars" and "captains" won't ruin your ideas.