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Why don't you think before you post...they split in Losers Finals. That technically manipulates the Grand Finals set after. Rich Brown could have won the tourney if M2K beat ADHD, since Rich took M2K out of winners. There's no way to know if M2K would have if they didn't split, since M2K did have a losing record over past months to ADHD, but M2K just throwing the set can easily be called manipulation from a rule standpoint. If it were Grand Finals, that would be another thing.okay AZ so how would, what m2k did, count as bracket manipulation or whatever when there was only like <5 players left in the tournament?
how does it affect the eliminated players, AT ALL? I mean, they're eliminated.
Now if an MLG rep could potentially be mistaken about that, what else could they be mistaken about?
EDIT
I feel like I should put this out there again
, but the tournaments that we did have were amazing guys <3 Thanks for putting on that show.
come back in 2012 and the community will plan less big tournaments, so that your coffers can be back to full again?
Sorry, I interpreted your post as if you were admitting that you leaked evidence of the money split....what?10whats?
This as well.AlphaZealot.
Why don't people read what he says more often?
I agree so hard with him that it hurts.
And DMG, too.
LOL. this.and now Sonic will never place well again ;_;
they dished out hundreds of thousands of dollar$ or prolly more, and didn't make enough back.... simple.It's official, as Sundance revealed in the podcast "The Losers Bracket" with vVv Gaming, Brawl will not be a part of the 2011 MLG Pro Circuit. This is due to many reasons, here are a few of them:
[*]No support from developers or sponsors
[*]M2K/ADHD bracket manipulation
[*]Support being split between the MLG tournaments and underground tournaments
[*]Unsteady attendance figures
MLG Didn't make money
It was a fun 2010 season and I hope everyone that came out to the events had a great time and enjoyed one of the most well run tournaments ever. It will be hard to forget some of the great moments over the last year, and though this may be the end of Brawl as a mainstay title at MLG, try to remain positive so that possible tournaments with MLG can still happen. The worst thing the community can do right now is be negative and whine about something that is a multi-faceted business decision for MLG. Remember the good times, and try to continue to support MLG because you never know what could happen in the future.
For reference, here are the attendance figures for the MLG events:
- MLG Orlando 2010 (183 Entrants)
- MLG Columbus 2010 (250 Entrants)
- MLG Raleigh 2010 (148 Entrants)
- MLG DC 2010 (174 Entrants)
- MLG Dallas 2010 National Championship (182 Entrants)
What the hell is wrong with the Brawl community? loooooolAs Bizkit just mentioned, MLG had to spend over an extra $7,000 on security at Dallas because of the actions of someone in this community. That is the length they went to protect not just the staff of MLG, but every single person in attendance (particularly Brawl players) because someone on Smashboards threatened to bring a gun to the venue. That is the length MLG will go to make sure an event goes off without a hitch.
xDDDDDDDDDLOL. this.
Oh, and for the record, Mew2king never received a dime from me yet.
dat manipulation.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^they dished out hundreds of thousands of dollar$ or prolly more, and didn't make enough back.... simple.
not saying thats the only reason but its the big one.
No support from developers or sponsors, Unsteady attendance figures= loss of money
remember guys MLG is first and fore most a business
FIRST RULE IN BUSINESS
"A business is in business to make money"
I agree with this.they dished out hundreds of thousands of dollar$ or prolly more, and didn't make enough back.... simple.
not saying thats the only reason but its the big one.
No support from developers or sponsors, Unsteady attendance figures= loss of money
remember guys MLG is first and fore most a business
FIRST RULE IN BUSINESS
"A business is in business to make money"
Wow, what a big surprise, the Midwest is awesome and everywhere else sucks.[*]MLG Columbus 2010 (250 Entrants)
Melee had competitive support from Nintendo or atleast allowed it unlike Brawl.Wow, what a big surprise, the Midwest is awesome and everywhere else sucks.
Also, can we all agree that Melee lasting longer on the MLG Circuit means it is better? I know we can't, but I really wanted to say that
Shazam!
You can't aim all of the ruleset "differences" at MLG. No sir.Yeah, OP, I'm not gonna kiss MLG's *** and nobody else should. They ignored the methods of our community, and support being split between MLG tourneys and grassroots tourneys is for good reason: MLG didn't give us the recognition and hype that we deserved as a community, not to mention ignored our rulesets and established methods.
Good riddance. See you all at the next National, which will get more entrants than any MLG that wasn't Columbus, because Midwest is da bess.
For the record, I actually sent not only my letter, but a variant of yours through actual postage.Jona: I don't like it either, haha.
Our only chance now is to get Melee at the throwback events.
Also reminds me of something I wrote a while ago:
Greetings, Nintendo!
We are writing to you in regards to Major League Gaming's attempts to acquire the rights to stream video of their Super Smash Bros. Brawl tournaments.
While we understand that you prefer to market your products to a more casual audience--and there's nothing wrong with that--Nintendo in general, and Brawl in particular, has a notable tournament-going audience: MLG's tournaments each have had more than one hundred Brawl participants from all over the United States, and in addition, local "grassroots" tournaments see dozens of players every week.
Allowing MLG to stream video of their Brawl tournaments would be mutually beneficial to both companies as well as individual fans. MLG could generate more interest in their tournaments, because more people would be able to watch them; Nintendo could generate more interest in Brawl, as current players use the stream to get their friends interested; and fans of the game benefit as the size of the community grows.
As current players use the livestream to get more people to play Brawl, Brawl sales (which reached 1.4 million in the first week of the game's release) will see an increase. Not only that, but if and when a fourth Super Smash Bros. installment is released, those new Brawl fans will be far more likely to purchase it as well, causing what would already be massive sales to rise even higher. This, in turn, will increase the amount of viewers MLG's livestream will have once MLG adds the new game to its circuit (a near guarantee, as they have previously included Melee and currently include Brawl), causing the series to be hyped even further: a cycle that will be of great financial benefit to both MLG and Nintendo.
We, the Super Smash Bros. Brawl fandom, are highly appreciative of the excellent games you have designed, and want to see Nintendo and Major League Gaming come to an accord for the benefit of all involved. Please reconsider the merits of allowing MLG to stream their Brawl events, and meet with MLG representatives to discuss the terms by which this may be accomplished.
Best regards,
the Super Smash Bros. Brawl community
(not affiliated with Major League Gaming)
Anyone else remember that thread? If we'd just gone through with it...
Did developers/sponsors support Melee?No support from developers or sponsors
There was at least one instance of bracket manipulation in 2006 in Melee but it was kept on the circuit. Why?M2K/ADHD bracket manipulation
Wasn't that the same situation for Melee? Or were there not big underground tournaments for Melee between 2004 and 2006?Support being split between the MLG tournaments and underground tournaments
Were the attendance figures that much better for Melee in its first year?Unsteady attendance figures
this letter is terribleJona: I don't like it either, haha.
Our only chance now is to get Melee at the throwback events.
Also reminds me of something I wrote a while ago:
Greetings, Nintendo!
We are writing to you in regards to Major League Gaming's attempts to acquire the rights to stream video of their Super Smash Bros. Brawl tournaments.
While we understand that you prefer to market your products to a more casual audience--and there's nothing wrong with that--Nintendo in general, and Brawl in particular, has a notable tournament-going audience: MLG's tournaments each have had more than one hundred Brawl participants from all over the United States, and in addition, local "grassroots" tournaments see dozens of players every week.
Allowing MLG to stream video of their Brawl tournaments would be mutually beneficial to both companies as well as individual fans. MLG could generate more interest in their tournaments, because more people would be able to watch them; Nintendo could generate more interest in Brawl, as current players use the stream to get their friends interested; and fans of the game benefit as the size of the community grows.
As current players use the livestream to get more people to play Brawl, Brawl sales (which reached 1.4 million in the first week of the game's release) will see an increase. Not only that, but if and when a fourth Super Smash Bros. installment is released, those new Brawl fans will be far more likely to purchase it as well, causing what would already be massive sales to rise even higher. This, in turn, will increase the amount of viewers MLG's livestream will have once MLG adds the new game to its circuit (a near guarantee, as they have previously included Melee and currently include Brawl), causing the series to be hyped even further: a cycle that will be of great financial benefit to both MLG and Nintendo.
We, the Super Smash Bros. Brawl fandom, are highly appreciative of the excellent games you have designed, and want to see Nintendo and Major League Gaming come to an accord for the benefit of all involved. Please reconsider the merits of allowing MLG to stream their Brawl events, and meet with MLG representatives to discuss the terms by which this may be accomplished.
Best regards,
the Super Smash Bros. Brawl community
(not affiliated with Major League Gaming)
Anyone else remember that thread? If we'd just gone through with it...
Well, I guess that was back in the good old days of Nintendo not being ********.Melee had competitive support from Nintendo or atleast allowed it unlike Brawl.
As simple as that.
Now I know you're lyingWell, I guess that was back in the good old days of Nintendo not being ********.
That explains Brawl, and also explains why Brawl was dropped. Nintendo started drinking stupid juice.
But seriously, I remember watching the Live stream of PC Chris and Ken, and how hyped and awesome those matches were. I can imagine the Sonic matches would've had as much hype.
That hardly matters since you guys made it pretty clear that you do or at least did intend to pay him at the time of the match.Oh, and for the record, Mew2king never received a dime from me yet.
dat manipulation.
I imagine those matches would've been boring as hell. I'm talking about the people that like watching awful Brawl matches.Now I know you're lying
About the juice
Those are my kind of people. The ones with enough gut and soul to watch me time someone out for 8 min.I imagine those matches would've been boring as hell. I'm talking about the people that like watching awful Brawl matches.
Seriously, don't watch Brawl matches. It's like watching the Paris Hilton sex tape. You go in thinking, "Awesome, sex!" And then you leave midway, abhorred. Then 6 months later you go, well, maybe it's not as bad as I remembered and BAM! You have aids.
Surely you jest good sir? Perhaps I said I would leave, but I imposed no preconditions on my ability to return. In that regard, I have come forth and interposed myself back into the fray when needed at a moments notice.DMG you said you were gonna leave the thread.....LIAR.
reported. we don't really need uninformed, ignorant, hateful posts like this.I imagine those matches would've been boring as hell. I'm talking about the people that like watching awful Brawl matches.
Seriously, don't watch Brawl matches. It's like watching the Paris Hilton sex tape. You go in thinking, "Awesome, sex!" And then you leave midway, abhorred. Then 6 months later you go, well, maybe it's not as bad as I remembered and BAM! You have aids.
And pray tell what thou wouldst hath done if thine opponent was not all in good jest?????????????????????????????????????????????????Surely you jest good sir? Perhaps I said I would leave, but I imposed no preconditions on my ability to return. In that regard, I have come forth and interposed myself back into the fray when needed at a moments notice.
fix'd for a better analogy palSeriously, don't watch melee matches. It's like watching 300 or Ninja Assassin. You go in thinking, "Awesome, swords and ****!" And then you leave midway, abhorred unless your completely mindless ****** who likes action with no substance. Then 6 months later you go, well, maybe it's not as bad as I remembered and BAM! You are blinded by watching 3 different shades of the same color for 2 hours
Do you live in the Middle East? If not, you should consider moving there. I hear they don't enjoy laughter either.reported. we don't really need uninformed, ignorant, hateful posts like this.
thanks mods for watching this thread. /sarcasm
I can't tell if you are trying to insinuate that Melee is like your analogy, or if you are simply trying to be entertaining.fix'd for a better analogy pal