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The main question is, how to incorporate barbecues, billiards, and other activities into this? At the base, it's simple – whoever finishes playing goes. And those still playing can bring barbecues right to their computers. This keeps everyone together.
However, a club presents a lot of logistical problems. You need to go there in an organized manner, meaning leaving those who haven't finished playing at the club while the rest go to have fun. Also, everyone finishes at different times – some at 4 PM, some at 5 PM, some at 6 PM. This creates a constant influx of people, and how do you organize that within the club? And by 10 PM, not everyone will be finished; some will have to play into the night.
That's why the base is good – it allows for very flexible scheduling of events.
Actually, I agree with this. People from Siberia have been playing where they live for a long time (and they even play hot-seat). This allows for communication, a feast, and playing all at the same time. For socializing, this is definitely a PLUS, but I'm not sure about the quality of the game of Heroes.