CIS Qualifier for King’s Bounty 2017.

Grando

9 years ago

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MerlinTheMagician

I'm also surprised that when posts like this appear:
everyone remains silent...

Now it's clear that I really messed up with the last point about the advantages of King.
Actually, I simply misunderstood one phrase in the discussions (an opinion expressed in a veiled form; I understood it, to put it mildly, inaccurately).
With that post, I was trying to summarize the available information and, at the same time, double-check whether everything is as it seems?
Well, the verification has finally begun :rolleyes:

o1dboy79

9 years ago

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By the way, how did you choose Novye Gorki?
There are probably many picturesque places in the Moscow region that are comparable to Gorki in terms of price and comfort as a venue for CIS-2017.

I wanted to add that I am familiar with such a place: http://www.olympiets.ru

The price is approximately the same as Gorki, but the fact that this building was built during the creation of the Moscow Olympic complex for the 1980 Olympics is impressive.

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BISHOP

9 years ago

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o1dboy79

By the way, how did you decide on Novye Gorki?
Surely, there are many picturesque places in the near Moscow region that are comparable to Gorki in terms of price and comfort as a venue for CIS-2017.

I wanted to add that I am familiar with a place like this: http://www.olympiets.ru

The price is approximately the same as Gorki, but the fact that this building was constructed as part of the Moscow Olympic complex for the 1980 Olympics is impressive.

Are o1dboy79 and Al Feyn the same person?

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St_Klaus

9 years ago

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o1dboy79

I wanted to add that I'm familiar with a place like that: http://www.olympiets.ru

Judging by the website, it should be a great place. The location is simply fantastic! I'd like to talk to the administration in person. Can you arrange that?
The approximate cost of the event is very important.

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o1dboy79

9 years ago

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St_Klaus

Judging by the website, it should be a great place. The location is simply fantastic! I'd like to chat with the administration in person. Can you arrange that?
The approximate cost of the event is very important.

I'm on vacation until February 18th and am far from home.
But I'm ready to help with the preparation of the event if needed.

By the way, Klaus, if you're driving and live in Zelenograd, it's only a 10-minute drive from Khimki.

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Noom

9 years ago

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o1dboy79

By the way, Klaus, if you have a car and live in Zelenograd, it's only a 10-minute drive from Khimki.

Klaus and a car are incompatible concepts.

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St_Klaus

9 years ago

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o1dboy79

By the way, Klaus, if you're driving and live in Zelenograd, it's only a 10-minute drive from Khimki.

Yes, I drive past there every other day. But I won't be able to make it before Saturday. Also, I'm primarily interested in finding out what Nikita, Vasya, and Vitya discover tomorrow.

Noom

Klaus and a car are incompatible concepts.

That's a very strange and unclear conclusion.

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o1dboy79

9 years ago

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BISHOP

o1dboy79 and Al Feyn, are they not the same person?

Could you please share the facts that lead you to this conclusion?

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Grando

9 years ago

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BISHOP

o1dboy79 and Al Feyn are not the same person?

A minor misunderstanding.
A couple of years ago, I indeed returned to Heroes after a 6-7 year hiatus under the nickname Oldboy, played for some time in WT and on ХВ, then left for real life. And then I finally thought that changing nicknames (and I came up with and changed them quite easily; in Heroes, for example, there were four - Alfeyn, King of Diamonds, Arranger, Oldboy) probably creates unnecessary confusion - and I decided to settle on my very first Heroic nickname - Alfeyn, under which I played back in the very first St. Petersburg club tournaments.
After the transformation of my nickname (with all stats) on ХВ took place - another Oldboy appeared here - oldboy79.

Тварына, for example, still calls me Oldboy. Sticky's signature also keeps memories of that period of my games on ХВ.

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Noom

9 years ago

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St_Klaus

A rather strange conclusion, it's unclear what it's based on.

It's just an avatar.

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o1dboy79

9 years ago

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Al Feyn

A minor misunderstanding.
A couple of years ago, I did return to Heroes under the nickname Oldboy, then I took a break for real life. Now I've finally decided to stick with my very first Heroes nickname - Alfeyn, which I used back in the early St. Petersburg club tournaments.
After the transformation of my nickname (with all the stats) took place, a new Oldboy appeared on HW - oldboy79. That's a different Oldboy.

Now it's clear why everyone calls me "daddy":D

Alexxl

9 years ago

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Guys, please, at least sort out one location, any one, I understand that you have many of them and for every taste, but you still needed to do some monitoring in advance, so that the application for the Moscow Championship wouldn't look like it was written on the fly. Just so that we can all decide together as quickly as possible where we are going in May, and who is responsible.

o1dboy79

9 years ago

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I think that in 2017, by calling the number of any hotel, you can contact the reservation manager and negotiate a discount by specifying the check-in date and the number of people in the group, as well as discuss the terms for any additional services.
P.S. any Heroes player can do this:rolleyes:

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Noom

9 years ago

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o1dboy79

I think that in 2017, you can call any hotel, contact the reservation manager, and negotiate a discount by specifying the check-in date and the number of people in the group, as well as discuss the terms for any additional services.
P.S. any Heroes player can do this:rolleyes:

And then arrive and find out that the carriage has turned into a pumpkin. In any case, you need to go to the base, personally see what it's like, point out the shortcomings to the administration, and negotiate discounts based on that.

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o1dboy79

9 years ago

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Noom

And then arrive and find out that the carriage has turned into a pumpkin. In any case, you need to go to the base, personally see what's there and how things are, point out the shortcomings to the administration, and negotiate discounts based on that.

Any group events are covered by a contract with the client.
Isn't that right? What pumpkin are we talking about here?