Samurai
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The World Championship, which Sticky will be hosting, is, in any case, a personal one (at least not a team one, not a battle of websites). Hence, the goal of the tournament is to determine the strongest players. Some organizers have taken this to heart and are essentially not giving other players a chance. Albertas (BertVolga) is exactly what he meant. (In the chat, by the way, he was supported by several Hive players, but when it comes to support on the forum, they quickly disappear.) The phrase "you're not from our sandbox" is particularly prevalent. But! The goal is for the strongest to win, not the one who has played a certain number of games for a particular website. Of course, quotas are given based on resources. But this mainly concerns foreigners. The Russian-speaking Heroes community has long since merged (which, by the way, was written about at the last MP even by those who are now advocating for determining affiliation with a website). By the way, this circumstance can be used to benefit the Russian-speaking community – if, for example, selections were held on all Russian-speaking websites, in which absolutely anyone could participate, the probability of identifying 9 of the strongest (3 from each of Bay, HP, and Hive), who will go to the World Championship, would be significantly higher. This means that the chances that Russian-speaking players will take the prize-winning places are also much higher than now. I believe that everyone who wants should be given a chance, simply because the strongest should win the World Championship, not the one who is more authoritative on a resource.
For those who really feel they have the strength to take a prize-winning place at the World Championship, I advise you to try to register for the selection on Bay:
http://www.forum.heroes.by/viewtopic.php?p=50179#50179
I don't know how Bayazet will select participants, but so far I haven't heard of any "us vs. them" principles.