I can agree there. Both Kalm and GTB have more to show than I do, so it's only fair.
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In terms of those of us who are dominant Ganon mains.No offense Kalm but your region isn't the toughest at all for a Ganon main. That title belongs to SoCal and next would be a toss up between Tri-State, Canada and Florida (where I am).
Matt Hazard does pretty well in SoCal (something like 17th out of 180ish at ESAM saga iirc solo Ganon). Though I haven't seen any of his recent gameplay.In terms of those of us who are dominant Ganon mains.
Again, not to be a stiff, but we need something to go on to tell these people are notable. Either their ranking on a PR or videos against them. I'm not saying you're doing this, but the reason I caution that everyone, upon presenting a case for their results, to prove their competition is solid is because it's far too easy to say that any average player is notable. The reason I'm curious about this is because I do follow the Ontario scene a bit, and Gains having made it that far in a 150-man bracket seems... highly unusual given that he's currently not even in the honorable mentions section of the Ontario PR.The notable players in the recent tourney were Gains, Slader, And Sushi. There was also Constance whom I lost to.
My region has the casual Ally, Holy, San, DKwill and M2k showup. I've nearly beaten Ally's Mario and Holy's Rob (taking games from both). Also V115, as you probably know from the Brawl days, is an incredibly good Zamus. There's Blacktwins and Chris as well. Poke and V115 have beaten M2k and Ally. Chris has beaten Holy. Yoh, my brother who is currently ranked #1 on the Ontario PR, has consistently beaten V115, Poke and the rest to grab first in the past many tournaments. He's also beaten Holy's Rob for a second time 2-0 back in Decemeber, and the first time was way back in May.
I would not put GTB first. His region is not really all that good, I'd say if you paired him up in a tournament with some good players, he'd have a hard time coming even top 8.
The top four PR in my region have some good accomplishments.
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Don't worry, Opa, I wasn't referring to you with that. Just as a general statement, <everyone> does things like that, i.e. settle with "I took a game off of..." or "I almost beat" or "I beat this person who beat this person who beat this person," to get an edge. I know, because I and a few others Ganons used to do it back in the Brawl days when the best Ganons had very few substantive accomplishments so we had to split hairs.When I mentioned players I had taken games off of that was far from me settling, rather I was just stating potential accomplishments that are the result of being critical of myself. I don't think what you said was towards anyone in particular, but I just wanted to clarify that when I state things like that, it's to give an idea of what I've done up to this point. That being said for me personally I welcome critical analysis of myself and the players I'm up against, and is a large part of why I share my sets here tbh.
I hope to provide some quality gameplay of Oatmeal this Sunday for you guys though, although I'm letting you know in advance I suck at teching mk's bair lol. Can't promise I'll go dorf against him though, been using Corrin almost exclusively lately(Not dropping dorf I swear!)
I think if anything we should keep the tiers general until there's an undisputed best, like say everyone in S tier is capable of accomplishments the other is, which for the most part I'd say is true.
More details about what matchups you played would be interesting.If anybody's interested, I got 2nd today, beating 3 of our top PRs (1st, 3rd and the other I'm not sure exactly). I lost to #3 in winners and GF though. Not as disappointed as last time, but still disappointed.
Nothing exotic. Our current first is the Lucario I lost to last tournament, Shiny. The #3 is actually #4 and is a Yoshi named Dr. Robotnik and the last was a Robin named Deci. I'm really happy with how I played against the Lucario and Robin -- they both played the MU really well, which is always nice to not walk away feeling like a fraud.More details about what matchups you played would be interesting.
Good job Verm. How many people were there that attended the tournament? And will there be any videos of the event?Nothing exotic. Our current first is the Lucario I lost to last tournament, Shiny. The #3 is actually #4 and is a Yoshi named Dr. Robotnik and the last was a Robin named Deci. I'm really happy with how I played against the Lucario and Robin -- they both played the MU really well, which is always nice to not walk away feeling like a fraud.
I'm sorely disappointed in myself for how the matches against the Yosh went though. Whether it was fatigue or MU ignorance, I just didn't bring my A-game to those sets.
I'm not unhappy with 2nd, especially in a tournament with most of the PR there, but there's no excuse for losing that last GF set. I'd also be less unhappy were my opportunities to attend these not so slim, meaning I have to sit and stew with an extremely dissatisfying loss for X amount of time.
Hopefully I can begin hosting tournaments here in my town soon. I've certainly done more than my part to support their scene for the past year, traveling 5+ hours one-way per tournament.
Thanks, Kalm.Good job Verm. How many people were there that attended the tournament? And will there be any videos of the event?
^^^^^^I am a traitor omg
30 entrants, so I can conclude there were no pools or round robin qualifiers? That would mean, if you didn't get a first match bye, you fought about 4-5 battles to reach second?Thanks, Kalm.
I don't know the exact number, but somewhere around 30 entrants. It's funny, because I only went because my friend asked me to since he didn't want to drive all the way by himself. The reason I didn't wanna go initially was because the RSVP list on FB only showed two of our PR players, which obviously wasn't very enticing. Come to find out upon arrival, pretty much the entire PR with a few exceptions was crammed into the bracket. Which was nice, considering the effort to drive there.
As for vids, there was no stream, so no, unfortunately. Our actual monthly is happening next week, however, and if I'm somehow lucky enough, I might make it to that one where pretty much all my matches are always streamed.
No first-round bye, and... it was 8 matches, I believe. Two against non-PRs, two against Deci, one against Shiny, and three against Robotnik. Though, I could have gotten second without the matches against Robotnik, so if you look at it that way, 6.30 entrants, so I can conclude there were no pools or round robin qualifiers? That would mean, if you didn't get a first match bye, you fought about 4-5 battles to reach second?
Is there a bracket you could share?
Our social is top tier and there's isWhy dont you go tell the corrin social about it zach
Proper English would help here.Our social is top tier and there's is