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peter, everything is fine :)
in discussions like these, it's difficult to truly understand each other, but we should learn from this.
as for me, I am unequivocally on Eric's side, if only for his dedication to Heroes and his confidence that he is the most reasonable of the currently active organizers.
he took on the task, and he sees the process in this way.
he is willing to compromise on some things, but he cannot concede on others, simply because he cannot imagine doing it differently.
but ultimately, he makes the decisions!
otherwise, it will be like the saying about seven nannies.
and regarding the expression that bothered you... here's where the problem lies: it meant playing on laptops in the garden instead of in the club :D
some allusions to a well-known work are also present; I confess, I borrowed them :smile43:
for dessert: Eric is trying to optimize the subject matter with the available resources, minimize costs, and raise the level of play.
but I am curious - what club Tournaments has Yura organized, not judged, despite all my respect for him?
maybe I'm out of the loop.
and how many Dnipro Tournaments were there? how many people played in them? with all due respect to the participants and organizers.
and how many Tournaments did vam rad hold? and what was the number of participants in them - let's find out! and not just the number - the participants: the top Chaos players, including Andre, Joker, Megaps, Stinger, and Chaos himself, came to Michurinsk, and repeatedly.
and they were already partially drawn into poker :D but they didn't complain about the organization - on the contrary! :)
yes, in essence, Krasnodar is the benchmark; it had the largest scale.
but somehow it seems that this is not the peak of Heroes club tournaments; a decline should be followed by a rise.
everything comes down to the most banal resource ;) with its availability, all problems are solved, including those related to time.
so let's live and see who is capable of what in reality, including organizing Heroes championships.
and for now, we need to make this one as successful as possible - I hope everything will be for the best :)
"...the personal strengths and weaknesses of a leader are no true indication of the merits of his cause"