The project is still in development.

The idea is certainly good, and Nagan's enthusiasm as an organizer is truly admirable. But I'm not such a big fan of Heroes to travel across the country for tournaments. And it's quite expensive financially, and my job probably wouldn't allow it. I could probably still make it to Novosibirsk, but objectively, we have to admit that this option is only convenient for me and Dust. And I haven't played Heroes II in a long time, so I've probably lost my edge. In general, it's quite convenient to play them online, and there don't seem to be any major cheating opportunities. So, playing in real life is just a plus in terms of increasing prestige and providing live communication.