dookdigity
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Right after I posted it I muttered the myself "Why did I post that. It doesn't matter."
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What I DO have.....is the time to start keeping a winnings chart! (^_^) My friend made one of these for Brawl and it ended up being used in the creation of the BBR's latest official tier list. I think such a list will actually a shed a lot of light on who's actually being the most successful, since the money won from a tourney reflects how many people were in the event.
In any case, it's probably more accurate and useful to keep a winnings chart then to try to keep track of 'who won the most' and 'whose tournament wins were the most notable'. Better to start now while the pool is somewhat small.....
Ironically, taking into account prize money won would invalidate the APEX Project M tournament, since there was no prize money to win.Yeah no I understood what you were saying. It's just additional information to add to the existing criteria collected to decide who is "best." divide money won by number of tournaments and you have your "best" character by seeing who has won the most $ per tournament on average, and it simply tells you who the best players play as. very different than consolidating the collective efforts of everyone to determine who is most universally successful and you are instead denouncing the legitimacy of 100 small local events because they dont put up apex money.
Jolteon, thank you so much for posting these in the proper format! This will go up when more tournaments have been posted just to cut down on the number of updates.London Anime Con 6
Holloway Road, London
10/02/13
11 Entrants
£2 entry fee
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=328369
1: Professor Pro (Snake)
2: Fuzzyness (Sonic/Lucario/Lucas/Marth)
3: Jolteon (Toon Link)
4: Alpha Dash (Wario/ROB/Diddy)
5: JJLinyard (Sonic)
5: Hoe4u (Pikachu)
7: Rampage (?)
7: Frugs (Marth/Falco)
9: Beast (?)
9: Wolf (?)
9: m2k2 (?)
To be fair, I'm not "denouncing" anything. Locals still hold weight in my analysis. You'd just need more of them to have the same weight as a large regional or a national. Small locals are much less notable in importance, which is reflected in the money won from them. However, if a char is repeatedly winning locals in an area, the money will add up. You don't need to worry about that.Yeah no I understood what you were saying. It's just additional information to add to the existing criteria collected to decide who is "best." divide money won by number of tournaments and you have your "best" character by seeing who has won the most $ per tournament on average, and it simply tells you who the best players play as. very different than consolidating the collective efforts of everyone to determine who is most universally successful and you are instead denouncing the legitimacy of 100 small local events because they dont put up apex money.
That's quite interesting. However, I'm actually not too concerned about this. APEX was arguably a very small tournament anyway with only 16 people. How much money would have been won from such a small bracket (assuming the entry fee would have been reasonable if a pot was actually given)? Probably not enough to have much of an impact. Besides, as I understand it, this tournament didn't even play out properly (Hbox forfeited Losers Finals because of time constraints). That kind of makes those results a little bit illegitimate, unfortunately.Ironically, taking into account prize money won would invalidate the APEX Project M tournament, since there was no prize money to win.
Reflex and Vwins are both more than capable of winning a tournament with Ivysaur.Solo Ivy will never win a tournament.
This. They are so fun to watch.Reflex and Vwins are both more than capable of winning a tournament with Ivysaur.
Yes, all of this is true, but 16 people is still extremely small. Even if a pot was available, assuming a $5 entry fee ($80 total) with a standard 60/30/10 split, that would only net the winner $48, 2nd place $24, and 3rd place $8. In the long run, after my analysis has compiled dozens or possibly even hundreds of tournaments, the significance of such a small pot is not very large, especially when you consider that not one character's usage was repeated among the 16 entrants. The already small prize money would have been split pretty thoroughly by three different characters, causing the impact to a certain char's standings to be even smaller. To be clear, I'm not saying APEX wasn't important; I'm saying that the data (not only for my analysis but for ANYONE'S objective analysis) doesn't hold much weight.Apex was stacked as hell, easily the most competitive 2.5 tournament to date. Even some of the last placers have tournament wins under their belts. Forfeiting loser's finals may have shuffled the top 3 a bit, but it's no worse than splitting which still happens regularly, and it hardly makes the results "illegitimate." And Reflex likely would have gotten 1st regardless seeing as he had already beaten HBox in winner's.
The problem is that I see the chance of Reflex going solo Wario a LOT more probable than his chance of going solo Ivy (which is what I was referring to). I'm aware that Vwins picked up Ivy, but is he seriously dropping Lucario? :-OReflex and Vwins are both more than capable of winning a tournament with Ivysaur.
Yeah, I've seen it. His Snake is crazy!This. They are so fun to watch.
OMFG watch Prof Pro Bubbaking! So pro!!!!!!!!
I personally don't mind either way; the data is for the public, so I can't and shouldn't influence how you analyze the available information.Yes, all of this is true, but 16 people is still extremely small. Even if a pot was available, assuming a $5 entry fee ($80 total) with a standard 60/30/10 split, that would only net the winner $48, 2nd place $24, and 3rd place $8. In the long run, after my analysis has compiled dozens or possibly even hundreds of tournaments, the significance of such a small pot is not very large, especially when you consider that not one character's usage was repeated among the 16 entrants. The already small prize money would have been split pretty thoroughly by three different characters, causing the impact to a certain char's standings to be even smaller. To be clear, I'm not saying APEX wasn't important; I'm saying that the data (not only for my analysis but for ANYONE'S objective analysis) doesn't hold much weight.
It's impossible to give a tournament non-numeric significance that isn't subjective.
Edit: But in case this bothers you, Metroid and JC, would you like me to include APEX (with an assumed $5 entry fee) in my findings?
The format will need fixing metroid. ;_;
Yeah... this thread will need work if the old forum codes don't transfer over. I'm going to track this past weekend's results and maybe add them on with the same format in the hopes that it gets fixed. I'll replace the collapse tags with spoiler tags if the old codes don't get fixed. I hope character heads come back though.Wow. Collapse doesn't work. >>
Replace "collapse" with "spoiler" in the brackets and it should work the same way.
Also, here are results from a round robin event this past weekend in Auburn, AL. $5, 8 entrants.
1. Reflex (Ivysaur) [$21]
2. Spade (Link) [$10.50]
3. AML?! (Sonic) [$3.50]
4. Player-1 (Diddy/Rob)
5. M3t (Mr. G&W)
6. DRON (Lucario)
7. ROFLcopter (Lucas)
8. Aura (Wolf/Jigglypuff)
http://smashboards.com/threads/334239/
Thanks for posting these results, guys. I'll get around to fixing the thread and adding this weekend's results eventually, but life is pretty busy at the moment.Project M Singles (East Texas Fight Club Round 1)
1: Dakpo ($38.50) (GnW)
2: Denti ($11.00) (Lucario)
3: keys ($5.50) (Zelda)
4: popertop
5: Count_Blue (Ganon)
5: Bomb
7: Arty
7: ALSM (sheik)
9: PsychoAce
9: Cliet
13: iceCream (ZSS)
No TIOPro file yet apparently, but Game and Watch has his first tournament win! Good **** to Dakpo!
Thanks , since sethlon was off winning tournaments in Chicago, It gave me a chance to shine!Project M Singles (East Texas Fight Club Round 1)
1: Dakpo ($38.50) (GnW)
, but Game and Watch has his first tournament win! Good **** to Dakpo!
Thanks, Reflex .Gave you the second post, too, metroid.