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#295
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Guys, where can I find the files to display the number of creatures in numbers, show mana, and speed up the animation?
If you don't tell me, you'll miss out on these features.
Write if anyone can bring a camera to take pictures of our faces for the forum.
If you don't bring one, you'll miss out on the photos.
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#297
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A video camera will definitely be used, along with an operator. This means we'll have stop-motion footage, which is sometimes much more interesting than photos. A фотоаппарат is also a possibility.
Kostya, thanks, I'm surprised too.
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#299
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I have no idea who this thread is for...
I practically don't read the Heroes 3 Tournament Committee Players sub-forum; I knew there were template schemes and everything else in that thread.

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Well, guys,
I think there will be quite a few viewers (maybe 10-15 people) - and the regular seating areas for viewers aren't suitable; it will really be quite crowded. The only solution is to get VIP seats, which cost 1800 for 3 days. Let's decide today whether we need them or not. I would have refused a couple of weeks ago, but now I have the money. And it's more important for the viewers than for the players.

Also, you can't bring food with you; if you do, they'll send you outside to finish eating.

I saw a Soviet-style cheburek place near the club. Here are the prices (if they're accurate):
The cheburek place's menu isn't very diverse, but everyone will definitely find something they like. A cheburek with lamb costs 55 rubles, and all the others - with beef, cheese, potatoes, and mushrooms - cost 40 rubles. You can buy 200 grams of juice for 25 rubles. Anyone can buy local pastries to go - pies and pastries in plastic boxes with the "Soviet Cheburek" logo.
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StickyFingaz
yes, and one more thing. you can't bring your own food; if you do, they'll send you outside to finish eating.

and that's something you can take straight to court ;)
I'm stocking up on the civil and administrative code
because the club's rules contradict Russian law:

1. It's Lent right now.
2. I have a diet prescribed by medical academics: dates with kefir, and the kefir has to be 1% fat – do they even have THAT in their damn buffet?!!! ;))))
and if they don't, then they have no right to demand it, no matter how much they want to profit, the tournament is long, and I will protect my health in court... well, while also being responsible for the safety of the devices that get soaked in kefir... although that's an extreme scenario – in reality, the issue can always be resolved personally, and you can always come to an agreement: the main thing is not to be arrogant, even in response to arrogance))))
"...the personal strengths and weaknesses of a leader are no true indication of the merits of his cause"

(с) Roger Zelazny
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#301
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A computer club is a private establishment, so they can refuse you entry without giving a reason. This doesn't violate any laws.

I think it won't be a problem to grab a bite to eat outside.

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Well, guys,
I think there will be quite a few viewers (maybe 10-15 people) - and the regular viewing areas aren't suitable, it will be quite crowded. The only solution is to get VIP tickets, which cost 1800 for 3 days. Let's decide today - do we need them or not. I would have refused a couple of weeks ago, but now I have the money. And it's more important for the viewers than for the players.
Is it possible to organize a stream on Mykogo?
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#302
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Is it possible to set up a stream on Mikogo?
No. There will be internet access only on my computer.
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Wicc
The computer club is a private establishment, so they can refuse you entry without giving a reason. This doesn't violate any laws.

I think it won't be a problem to grab a bite to eat outside.

It's a private establishment in every sense, until an offer is concluded in the form of renting a computer station))))

However, if eating is prohibited at that station in principle, then that's it; I acknowledged this upon payment, which symbolizes agreement with the rules! If it is possible, with responsibility for the safety of the club's property, then there is no legal difference in where the food was purchased.... They can refuse later, when the rental period ends, but they can only terminate the contract before the end of its term on legal grounds......
....but that's just a side note, of course, arbitrariness rules, but common sense also sometimes has a say ;)

The issue, in my opinion, is simply about the convenience of both the club and the visitors... so I don't see any major problems :cool:
"...the personal strengths and weaknesses of a leader are no true indication of the merits of his cause"

(с) Roger Zelazny
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#304
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don't eat at the wrong time :)))

There's a lunch break – go to the canteen. And do it with a group. It's fun, and you can socialize. For example, we did that in Kyiv – war is war, but lunch is according to schedule :)
The main thing is communication.
Plus, it's healthier to stick to a meal schedule.
Дипломатия - искусство говорить собаке "хорошая собачка" до тех пор пока не найдешь подходящую палку.
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#305
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The main thing is to bring vodka with you, because Moscow has changed for the worse lately...
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#306
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I'm arriving at Vnukovo tomorrow at 17:55, flight number UT 390.

Will anyone meet me?

Also, I'm having trouble finding accommodation today. I'm currently looking for something suitable. Can anyone recommend something?
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The main thing is to bring vodka with you, because Moscow has really gone downhill...
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Nope, since they decided to hold a tournament, it means they're still going strong. If they hold a championship, that's something to be respected. Then yes, it will be a real CIS championship.
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#308
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Okay, at least they'll be there to greet me, which is a good thing.
If anyone knows what to do about housing, please contact me on ICQ 406484472 or
by phone 89212639780.
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#309
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On Sunday, I'm expecting people from 9:00 to 9:30 at the Belorusskaya metro station (exit towards the train station), and then we'll head to the club. At 9:45, I'll conduct the draw, and at 10:00, we'll start playing. Mobile: 89652589269
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StickyFingaz
On Sunday, I'm expecting people from 9:00 to 9:30 at the Belorusskaya metro station (exit towards the train station), and then we'll head to the club. At 9:45, I'll conduct the draw, and at 10:00, we'll start playing.
My mobile number is 89652589269.
Complete joy:cool:, I'll have to get up at 7 am to make it on time.:(