1. Nagann, what do you want to prove by arguing with Peterius? That he is not a good person? As D. Carnegie said, in an argument, everyone always sticks to their opinion. Peterius has successfully organized two qualifying tournaments – not a single negative word has been heard about his organization!
I don't think Peterius is a bad person. Thank you for the tournaments you organized. If he wants to host the CIS championship final in 2012, the entire Heroes community will thank him.
And when he himself encounters all the problems that you faced, and now I am, then we can talk about professionalism and other things.
2. About Kyiv – we can avoid saying negative things, but the way you write: "the tournament, despite all its shortcomings, was successful" – is enough to create a negative impression about Kyiv.
But weren't there dropouts at the championship?
Didn't players make complaints to you? When we talked to the finalists in person, they told me enough about the tournament. The fact that the tournament took place is definitely a plus for you. But it would be great if last year's final became an impetus for the development of Heroes in your city. Because you yourself write that only one person is willing to play in the tournament.
And you have the potential to become one of the top three Heroes centers.
3. About the idea of last year's final – actually, it was Sema's idea; he wanted to organize a meeting, I picked it up and voiced it, and then you suggested making it not just a gathering, but an event for the entire CIS.
Here is the topic about the Heroes League 2006. The author is glad to see you.
http://forum.heroesleague.ru/viewtopic.php?t=1656
4. I have organized many events for work, mainly at the international level, and therefore I can afford to give advice: You should go to Crimea, Nagann.
Why Crimea? I was going to Sochi. Although, if Dzhavdet invites me, I might visit Crimea, I want to see his paintings and relax on the beach.
If you sent me there like that... then show me where I was rude to you?