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Well, that's not what I meant. I'm not very familiar with the history of such tournaments, but I read Nagan's opus here. My point was that VT and SoD tournaments can easily coexist in real life. Whether it's "CIS" or a tournament with another name. It doesn't matter. The main difference is the game versions. In my opinion, a strong roster can be assembled for a SoD tournament as well. The main thing is to present it beautifully and run it at a high level.
Well, the main thing here is to set priorities. What is more important: making a tournament specifically on SoD, or making a tournament that many people will attend? Personally, I travel from afar mostly for the sake of socializing and meeting interesting people. The game version isn't important. At the first CIS final in Kyiv, the version was SoD, but almost all the VT players came. :smile32: