Posts from Dates for the club final in Michurinsk. Auto-translated

Yeah... I'm convinced once again – being an organizer is a tough job; there will always be dissatisfied people who are capable of criticizing everything.

You're from the same generation as Samurai, who believe that everything originated with Bay, including the communication style and traditions.

What kind of nonsense is this? Where did you draw such conclusions? Where did I say that?

If you were on the forum and Samurai was there, he would never have joined.

In general, Nagan has started resorting to personal attacks. Did I upset you in some way?

Yes, I agree, there was no friendship, and there couldn't have been. I'd find that old thread if it hadn't been deleted. You showed yourself well there.

You both performed well, be honest, at least with yourself. And the thread was deleted right away; if it hadn't been, I'm sure it would still be there.

That's the problem. You sincerely believe that there was no heroic story, but I believe there was. And there were wonderful people there...

Damn, I'm annoyed by these kinds of inappropriate outbursts. Why did you decide that I think that way? It seems to me that you've played the "Champ SNG" game so much that you're sometimes talking to yourself.

You're from a generation of people, like Samurai, who believe that everything started with Bay, including the way of communicating and the traditions. Whoever writes more aggressively is right. This isn't about Bay fans, but about those who start wars.
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In real life, I can choose who I communicate with.
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If you were on the forum and Samurai were there, he would never have come.

What wars? I'm criticizing your approach to organization, and you're attacking me personally and fantasizing about my objections negatively because there's really nothing to object to on the merits of the issue. You have one answer: I've made an agreement, and I can't do it any other way. Admitting your mistakes is beyond your capabilities. It's easier to shut up the annoying mouth so it doesn't bother you for no reason; this is obvious even to the naked eye, and it's a very weak position.
What are you trying to accuse me of here, I don't understand. Do you not like criticism? Don't create precedents, and you'll get gratitude, not the confusion of the people around you.

Regarding the organization, you're wrong. I had to talk to organizers like Alan Prost and Horn, and they got very tired at these tournaments. It was easier for Chaos, but he only held tournaments among Muscovites, made the draw once a week, and that was it. A tournament where more than 30 players and guests come is complex. The people from Kyiv tried last year, but there were still enough complaints about them.

Regarding the organization, believe me, in my professional activities, I have a lot to be proud of. 180 people, most of whom I hired personally, have been working as a well-oiled machine in seven regional centers of the country for the seventh year, following my principles and methods, and professing the values that I offer as a model in the company. In the last two years, there have been no significant conflicts among the employees. Yes, I'm tough, sharp, and maybe a little too emotional at times, but I'm always honest, reasonable, and fair. And no one has ever accused me of the opposite.

And regarding unprofessionalism. Sorry, it's not your place to judge. When we have several permanent Heroic club tournaments, then we can talk about professionalism.

You said that you tried to resolve the issue regarding the dates, but I'll tell you that, yes, you "tried." You suggested May 2nd without asking me or anyone else. And that's why I have every right to judge. If you remember, I offered three dates for the participants of the selection in Dnipro; whichever one the majority chose, that's when I held the tournament. Maybe I'm judging too harshly, and this is an unrealistic measure for you, but for me, it's beyond the bounds of what's acceptable in terms of organizational measures.
In the last selection in Dnipro, the apartment where the visiting Hero players stayed was a 10-minute walk from the club. Moreover, it was also on the way of the bus in which Forrest from Kakhovka was traveling at 0-50 am; I couldn't meet him for several objective reasons, so I rented an apartment there so that he wouldn't have to look for it for a long time. The apartment cost 700 rubles per person for three days. It was almost the only option in that area at such a cheap price and location, and I spent almost my entire working day looking for it, but I don't consider this to be some significant achievement. The point is that, along with the fact that everything should be as cheap as possible, it should also be as compact as possible. At the exit of the club, there were 1000 square meters of cafes and restaurants, a bowling alley and billiards on the same floor, and almost all other pleasures of life. So, no one went anywhere in particular; everything was nearby, and even under these conditions, they barely fit in, and that was without poker and barbecue.

I don't understand how I'm writing these posts... it's as if I'm making excuses... but I have nothing to apologize for to you or Samurai. I'm doing what I should, the best way I can.

Since you're writing, it means that, despite all the positive things you've done, you still make mistakes. You don't need to apologize to me; you just need to do everything properly, not "the best way I can."