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Friends, the discussion has been productive, so I'll summarize all the clarifications and answers to questions in one post.
1. This will be a serious tournament with a good lineup, not a scam. There will be 4 rounds of Swiss-system play. I have ten years of experience organizing Heroes tournaments; I've hosted over 30 tournaments, and there have been no complaints, only excellent reviews.
2. Versions. SoD, TE, WoG. We'll try to arrange it so that players can choose the version that suits both of them. The set of maps will be similar to the one used in Kyiv.
3. Accommodation. The option with the sanatorium is tempting, but ultimately, no. It's far from the club and other simple pleasures, so we'll go with a hotel.
4. Now, about the costs. The main expense is travel; everything else is not too burdensome.
I'll try to accommodate as many people as possible at my place, but, as I mentioned, my apartment isn't that big, so some guests will have to stay at the hotel. It's a double room, and the hotel staff is fine with late check-ins. Guests will have the phone numbers of the on-duty hotel administrators. The hotel is located near the club, just one block away. 800 rubles x 2 days = 1600 rubles. I don't think you'll spend much time there; in the summer, you can sit by the river until morning.
Club. Either it's free, or, at worst, you'll have to pay 400-500 rubles for three days.
Food. There's a tavern and a pizzeria nearby; lunch will cost about 100 rubles at either place, and the food is good.
Other expenses. We might chip in 500-700 rubles for a barbecue. I'll buy supplies based on 1 kg of meat and 1 bottle of vodka (or wine) per person, not counting various ketchup, tomatoes, and mayonnaise.
We might also chip in 500-700 rubles for the club or bowling.
In total: for three days, the expenses for the hotel, computer club, and other things will be approximately 4,000 rubles.
Surely, you can afford to relax with friends from time to time.
5. Now, about the group. Nine people have already agreed to participate in the tournament, and two more are coming just to hang out. About ten more people have practically confirmed their attendance. Another ten people will decide in June, but they want to come. Only one person is too busy with work and said they won't be able to make it.
If you have any questions, write here or send me a private message.
1. This will be a serious tournament with a good lineup, not a scam. There will be 4 rounds of Swiss-system play. I have ten years of experience organizing Heroes tournaments; I've hosted over 30 tournaments, and there have been no complaints, only excellent reviews.
2. Versions. SoD, TE, WoG. We'll try to arrange it so that players can choose the version that suits both of them. The set of maps will be similar to the one used in Kyiv.
3. Accommodation. The option with the sanatorium is tempting, but ultimately, no. It's far from the club and other simple pleasures, so we'll go with a hotel.
4. Now, about the costs. The main expense is travel; everything else is not too burdensome.
I'll try to accommodate as many people as possible at my place, but, as I mentioned, my apartment isn't that big, so some guests will have to stay at the hotel. It's a double room, and the hotel staff is fine with late check-ins. Guests will have the phone numbers of the on-duty hotel administrators. The hotel is located near the club, just one block away. 800 rubles x 2 days = 1600 rubles. I don't think you'll spend much time there; in the summer, you can sit by the river until morning.
Club. Either it's free, or, at worst, you'll have to pay 400-500 rubles for three days.
Food. There's a tavern and a pizzeria nearby; lunch will cost about 100 rubles at either place, and the food is good.
Other expenses. We might chip in 500-700 rubles for a barbecue. I'll buy supplies based on 1 kg of meat and 1 bottle of vodka (or wine) per person, not counting various ketchup, tomatoes, and mayonnaise.
We might also chip in 500-700 rubles for the club or bowling.
In total: for three days, the expenses for the hotel, computer club, and other things will be approximately 4,000 rubles.
Surely, you can afford to relax with friends from time to time.
5. Now, about the group. Nine people have already agreed to participate in the tournament, and two more are coming just to hang out. About ten more people have practically confirmed their attendance. Another ten people will decide in June, but they want to come. Only one person is too busy with work and said they won't be able to make it.
If you have any questions, write here or send me a private message.
