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Or you've just never played a good MK lololol.Ugh, everyone who is talking about the ban has an even MU with MK...
I main R.O.B and I don't even want him banned... Everyone is just lazy. This is getting rid of more players than it is bringing in more players to brawl.
Tommy_G said:I could see top 2 working as well... 16 man brackets are like 8 man except there are 2 extra rounds making it 40 extra minutes. During those 2 extra rounds, there would be a requirement of 8 TVs. Choice between entering the 16 bracket or taking 1 place lower pool's compensation(1st gets 2nd pool money, 2nd gets 3rd and the remainder goes into the pot) OR people who enter into the tournament give up their pool winnings to the pot but get their entry fee back.
^^^ This ^^^yo fuck projectors
I've been ***** by Seibrik, and my brother on multiple occasions... It's just cuz I don't feel the need to ban an entire character after almost 4 years of the game being out, rather than when the game first came out, after a few months it was already decided that he was broken. But it took this long to ban him... No, not now. >_>Or you've just never played a good MK lololol.
wrong you lost to D Who? at Brawlin by the beach.2.) I have never lost to a non-PR member from my very first ZP until now.
Learn2read2.) I have never lost to a non-PR member from my very first ZP until now.
There is still a bracket...but only the best players are allowed in. It makes it a shorter bracket which allows for more people to watch, more other practice matches/MMs available, and simply more general freedom.I honestly think the paying ppl for pools is dumb as **** we do pools as a favor for people to play as much as they can to make it to the bracket, say im being greedy or something cause I "would make top 5" or whatever regardless, but tournaments are tournaments and I prefer a full bracket, by paying out to pools "winners" your making them lazy to compete and get better imo
not done reading this thread, but just out of curiousity... how many "good mk"s are there in FL?Or you've just never played a good MK lololol.
I forgive you.My car :/
I'm not putting blame on anyone I drove for my car being late cuz I know in this case **** happens
Sorry for that everyone
The more that I think about it, the more that I like this idea.Tbh...after everything was all said and done...I don't hate the way the tournament was run...like the structure of the payouts.
If you think about it, it's actually pretty nice. It's a tournament without it being too costly since a lot more people get paid out. It reminds me of a smashfest as a tournament. Not to mention it would give more time for more people to practice against everyone instead of the top players sitting in bracket until midnight.
I wouldn't mind entering into more tournaments like that.
The last Holy Smash ran doubles, singles pools, two brackets (top 2 into pro bracket and bottom 2 into amateur bracket), a small MvC3 tournament, and low-tiers (or was it mid-tiers?) with plenty of time to spare. It's not the format that is the problem; it's managing the time and people to optimize the overall tournament process. The main problems with this tournament were people being late/unavailable and therefore the tournament starting late/being protracted, ambiguous TOing, and the power outage(s).I usually just prefer bracket over pools in any given tourney (excluding nationals). Just about every tourney that tries to have pools (that I've been to atleast, even melee) either runs way too late or falls to something such as this. With a bracket, your given much more time to run the tourney as well as have that extra time just in case misfortunes do happen.
I've been suggesting this for years haha.i think we should hold winners finals until we know who emerges from the losers bracket, then turn off all other wii's for the duration of winners finals/losers/grand finals. I think it's at most an hourish of time and it would give players an additional incentive to make it to finals, since those players did make it to finals, i think they deserve the respect of the other players to pay attention and give them their 15 miuntes (prolly more) of spotlight.
this also won't be that big a deal anyway, since with the new format, there will be more time prior to finals for people to get all their mm's/friendlies out of the way and such....
just a thought, mike haze enforces this at his tournies (yes even with mk in finals) and he says he always gets positive feedback from his competitors as a result....
Coming from the guy who agreed to split with me and mampam in pools and not go into the tourney. XDDDDDPools payout is dumb. Deal with it
Just because he agreed then doesn't necessarily mean that he agrees now because they have different criteria. If he agreed then and not now then he probably agreed to help the tournament run faster -- not because he supports it as a standard.Coming from the guy who agreed to split with me and mampam in pools and not go into the tourney. XDDDDD
I personally don't mind; I offered to help TO. What bothered me was that there were supposed to be 10+ people helping TO and then most of the work was between just two (more so GDX than me since he ran the most stressful event -- pools -- alone). GDX, I'm sorry that I didn't help or even offer to help with singles, and there were some pretty obvious signs that you were stressed about it and needed help.And why did me and tony run this tournament? We didn't come to stress out over TOing
In THE nicest way possible I'm not talking to you stay out of other people's business.Just because he agreed then doesn't necessarily mean that he agrees now because they have different criteria. If he agreed then and not now then he probably agreed to help the tournament run faster -- not because he supports it as a standard.
Shots FiredIn THE nicest way possible I'm not talking to you stay out of other people's business.
I got food when I was in winners.I forgive you.
The more that I think about it, the more that I like this idea.
The last Holy Smash ran doubles, singles pools, two brackets (top 2 into pro bracket and bottom 2 into amateur bracket), a small MvC3 tournament, and low-tiers (or was it mid-tiers?) with plenty of time to spare. It's not the format that is the problem; it's managing the time and people to optimize the overall tournament process. The main problems with this tournament were people being late/unavailable and therefore the tournament starting late/being protracted, ambiguous TOing, and the power outage(s).
I was leaving early to pick up D-Torr and meet Pesticide at Kyon's house when I realized that someone who had borrowed my driver's license hadn't returned it (and therefore I didn't have my driver's license on me) and as a result I was actually late picking up D-Torr. Add in other little things that happened with our carpool and we ended up being an hour and a half later than we were trying to be, and holding up the entire tournament for an hour.
Once GDX called the initial round of doubles, it was just me running the tournament up to WFs in doubles, and after that GDX pretty much ran the rest of the tournament alone.
People were being generally awful about playing their matches. To give an idea of how inefficient this was, we had free vacant set-ups during the start and then we were short on set-ups in the next round because more people were actually playing their matches. This got better for a little while and then it got a lot worse for a number of reasons. Nick Riddle went to pick up food and held up a significant portion of Loser's Bracket as a result. Two Brawl set-ups were removed because someone switched Brawl out for Melee and someone else switched out Brawl for Brawl-. While this happened, there were three sets simultaneously being held up because teams wanted to play on the live stream and wouldn't play on the available set-ups that I told them to.
I told people to wait for a set to finish and then play the next team immediately. This could have been very helpful and made the tournament efficient, however some people walked off and left TVs vacant until I finished my rounds and found the TV vacant. There were a few incidents of people refusing to stop their casual matches so that tournament matches could take place.
I've been suggesting this for years haha.
You should know I'm taking care of that mister.so um.....what about them vids?
^ This. LOL @ ppl saying they did everything. I helped Tommy move the t.vs and tables around clean up stuff too. Don't say you guys did it all. Also I think this pool payout thing is fine. You guys should think its fine too right? I mean you like stupid things like MK being banned.I got 7-8 of the setups there. I moved everything to make it comfortable for everyone. I jumped in and played crowd control when the power went out as well as trying to contact those to fix it. I practically cleaned everything up, including the stuff in the weight room.
Yeah...GDX and Tony ran all of it. I didn't do anything.
I want to hear why pools payout is dumb. Is it because it's different? Banning MK is different, but when it seems like it would help the community, everyone jumps all over it.
Automatically calling out something new as dumb is childish and ignorant. Learn2factualbasis.