Post-tournament analysis and discussion of the CIS Tournament Regulations.

Very pretentious name. "CIS" boosts self-esteem, but does it really live up to its level? Just based on a sporting principle? Call it "Lan tournament for cool guys" or "gathering of heroes from all over Russia" or something else, no problem. It's good for getting to know each other, having a good time, and drinking. But if the coolness of the tournament is determined only by its name, and there's a fight for that name, then that's really sad. Although, what nonsense am I writing? Heroes is not an esports discipline, and it never has been and never will be. What kind of real esports can there be here? Even with perfect adherence to the rules and the creation of conditions, how much randomness is there in the game? The game itself doesn't quite measure up to being a sport. But still, good job that you got together to play, some playing with cavalry, others with archers. That's what you should be happy about. And yes, purely subjectively, with protected saves in the HD mod + streams, the relevance of showing your skill in a real game decreases. And significantly. (Although there are skilled players, yes, who can do it). Accordingly, many online tournaments are no worse, and even stronger in terms of participants. IMHO. In essence, offline tournaments are only for checking cheaters well. In reality, the concentration is lower, there's drinking, distractions, etc. Well, it's not serious, do you even realize that? When a certain percentage is drinking, another percentage is walking around, "exploring the surroundings," a third percentage is playing, but not Heroes, but poker, and only a certain percentage is actually doing what they should be doing, namely playing Heroes. And sometimes, oh my god, they do it all at the same time. Well, lol, right? But at least there are points)) (sometimes). "The strongest players in the world," yeah, right :D