[POLL] Who is to blame, and what should be done?

Heroin and Leader – come to the CIS 2017! We will be glad to see you!

But why should I go there? I can play whenever I want, anytime. And not everyone will agree to sell the game for 3000. Some will definitely have serious intentions to win the tournament and won't have any financial problems, which means you shouldn't even approach those with less than ten. And if you end up playing against someone cunning like Vik? Then it will definitely be 15. And that's not something I'm interested in. For me, the game is about fun. But not noob-level fun, but the kind of fun you get during intense matches. With idealistic principles. I believe that in such an old game as Heroes, where there aren't any super prizes like in that damned Dota, trying to force wins is the last thing you should do. Yes, it's a matter of honor, a tribute to the game itself first and foremost. To determine who is really the best and strongest. And not just "drop in" or rent a port prostitute. All these "CIS" events are just empty words. And it doesn't matter at all where you hold them. It's just a regular LAN tournament, "whoever can, comes." With elements of drunkenness and poker addiction. I'm not interested in the topic of alcohol at all; I despise it, as I do poker. Why would I go just to see someone? I already know almost everyone I wanted to know. What's the point? What haven't I seen? And what happened was a real "highlight" of the tournament. Which once again emphasizes the seriousness of this event. - "CIS Champion" - "Oh, that's the one who bought the victory in the tournament? lol, we heard, we remember" - "Yes, that's him, but you weren't there, so it's better to just stay silent, couch army" - "okay" - "but that's not all, the judges need to explain the political necessity of selling the game in the future" - "Hmm, seriously? but that's some kind of nonsense!" - "That's what political talent is – to find an unconventional solution to an unpleasant situation, then convince the participants that it is in their interests, then convince the audience that it's not a betrayal, it's a victory." In short, it's a victory. And I'm going to go now, having gained some impressions. Facepalm. Curtain. We had a great time.