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The Moscow bid has been announced for about 5 years now...
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Posts from Voting for the location of the CIS-2107 tournament.
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Location for CIS 2017 Heroes III tournament
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voters
Single choice
Public votes
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2017-02-05
This poll is closed.
Yekaterinburg
37.9%
22 votes
Volgograd
34.5%
20 votes
I’ll go either way; it doesn’t matter which one
1.7%
1 vote
I’m not going to CIS
25.9%
15 votes
MerlinTheMagician
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The project from Moscow has been announced for about 5 years now...
KobRa_RR
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The Moscow bid has been announced for about 5 years now...
Egypt has been waiting for ten years.
Katherine
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For now, the voting looks like this: in Yekaterinburg, we should have a 5-player tournament, and in Volgograd, a 3-player tournament :D
I hope Siberia will support Yekaterinburg (at least as neighbors))) The organizing team in Yekaterinburg is good and experienced; they probably don't care about having 5 players. Besides, the VT players will have a unique opportunity to remind one remarkable programmer that we still exist and believe in miracles).
Freeman
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Egypt has been waiting for ten years.
Vigo
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You guys put up the poll way too early! (Oh, way too early!)
Albert@s
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This year, I’m ready to travel to Yekaterinburg and Volgograd, but considering the opportunity to spend more time with my daughter (she lives not far from Yekaterinburg), I’ll prefer the capital of the Urals. Although, the votes of local residents shouldn’t be taken into account in the total number of votes, as people come to you, and you should convince them with your application, not by the number of residents (and not by the number of people who play Heroes 3), but by something completely different. Yes, and I hope that the announced version, in case Yekaterinburg wins, will be… you know what)). Although there is very little hope.
MerlinTheMagician
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If Albert says he's going to the CIS, it means he's not going...
I would already give him a negative rating...
I would already give him a negative rating...
Katherine
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Although, the votes of local residents shouldn't be counted in the total number of votes.
Albert@s
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Yeah, I was thinking – if people didn’t complain that they can’t live without the internet, the price of any CIS server would drop by at least half. What do you need the internet for at out-of-town bases? To broadcast anarchy for those who didn’t go? Do you think everyone sits around during the May holidays waiting for a CIS stream to start? That’s nonsense. You can record your own immortal matches and upload them with a slight delay for a small number of those who are really interested, and I assure you, there aren’t many of them. But as it is – rent, internet connection – everyone wants some kind of grandeur, and then they try to save every penny.
MerlinTheMagician
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I was just thinking – if people didn't complain that they can't live without the internet, the price of any CIS game would drop by at least half.
Albert@s
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Are you talking about the Grove?
Noom
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Do you think everyone sits around and waits for the CIS stream to start during the May holidays? That's ridiculous.
You won't believe it – they actually do sit and wait, which was very evident in the streams from St. Petersburg. The quality of the broadcast was terrible, of course – if everything was done properly, and someone like, say, Tvarina was brought in to commentate, the audience would be 1000+ people.
Albert@s
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Well, personally, I don't care how many people a stream attracts. But I will definitely have to pay for it, as will my wife. And I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks this.
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and as an option - #supportstreamersinCIS - since the emphasis is on high-quality streams, with an audience of 1000 people (according to Nume), all funds received by streamers at the event go towards paying for the conference hall and dedicated internet. Otherwise, what's the point of all this? With this scheme, the CIS price will become much cheaper, and therefore attract more players; I see only advantages in this.
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and as an option - #supportstreamersinCIS - since the emphasis is on high-quality streams, with an audience of 1000 people (according to Nume), all funds received by streamers at the event go towards paying for the conference hall and dedicated internet. Otherwise, what's the point of all this? With this scheme, the CIS price will become much cheaper, and therefore attract more players; I see only advantages in this.
MerlinTheMagician
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Frankly, I don't care how many people the stream attracts. But I will definitely have to pay for it, as will my wife. And I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who thinks this way.
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As an alternative, we could have a "#supportthestreameronCIS" campaign. Since the focus is on high-quality streams, and with an audience of 1000 people (as with Nume), all the funds raised by streamers during the event would go towards paying for the conference hall and dedicated internet. Otherwise, what's the point of all this? With this scheme, the CIS price would become much cheaper, and therefore attract more players. I see only advantages in this.
Where were you before? Why didn't you do all of this, which you are writing about now, when you were the organizer in 2015? Why didn't you provide the promised high-quality internet on time? Why didn't you set up high-quality streams to lower the price of the conference hall?
As a result, Sasha had to clean up all the mess because the co-organizer, BertVolga, was in a completely unacceptable state for most of the day...
What is the purpose of all this?
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