Gantz ak-47
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kage is the best in the world or hugrybox.
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I thought it wasbest player in Europe?? Perhapps even the world????????
its very annoyingno, please explain.
But nothing of relevance has been said except for seedings.
You mean my Dazzle yer? lolJ3LY: PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING THE DAZZLE
Otherwise there's no point me bringing my laptop.
Is he definitely coming to this come to think of it?
loool *** u.Prof, who is phoenix recruitment on-line?? is he/she good?![]()
Yes he is coming to this.J3LY: PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING THE DAZZLE
Otherwise there's no point me bringing my laptop.
Is he definitely coming to this come to think of it?
could have a 32 man pool, with 8 byes, for the top people in each pool, as these people will probs just win thier first bracket game anyway
But Why When We Obviously Have All Friggin Day Who Cares If It Takes Longi Will Probably Be Doing 2 Go Through With Pools Of 4 Or 5. This Seems Harsh But A Lot Of Uk Tournaments In The Past Has This Format Making It Hard For Unseeded Players To Go Through. I Don't Want The Bracket Too Large And This Way Any Placing At All Will Be Well Earned.
This is the actual idea that I had with the post I made originally with the bracket posted picture lol.its fine its fine, I have used my amazing mathematical skills to solve it, but its kinda hard to explain in a post, but here goes:
24 go through from pools, the top 8 get byes.
16 man winners bracket, the loosing 8 form the LB, the winning 8 join the top 8 to make another 16 bracket.
so now you have a 16 man winners bracket, and an 8 man loosers bracket. If you just let this play out in the normal double elim way it works fine. (and i cba to write is all out)
If it actually works then I think we should. Does it take that much more effort?we definatly wont be implementing a new pool approach this close to the day. in future bring up your ideas as the tourneys announced =P
Where would the losers from the winner's bracket be entering the loser brackets?its fine its fine, I have used my amazing mathematical skills to solve it, but its kinda hard to explain in a post, but here goes:
24 go through from pools, the top 8 get byes.
16 man winners bracket, the loosing 8 form the LB, the winning 8 join the top 8 to make another 16 bracket.
so now you have a 16 man winners bracket, and an 8 man loosers bracket. If you just let this play out in the normal double elim way it works fine. (and i cba to write is all out)
I will probably be doing 2 go through with pools of 4 or 5. This seems harsh but a lot of UK tournaments in the past has this format making it hard for unseeded players to go through. I don't want the bracket too large and this way any placing at all will be well earned.
I agree with Prof. If we do use this bracket scheme then we can actually get a better ranking of all the players, which in turn makes seedings a lot easier for the next national.This is the actual idea that I had with the post I made originally with the bracket posted picture lol.
Cos with a tournament of 40+ it's gay to know that there will only be 16 placings and more then 24+ didn't even get out of pools
Ben is there any chance in implementing Pickled_Noobs idea???
I would prefer looking at a 1 to 24 of placing at the end of this tournament instead of a more predictable 1 to 16.....and ALSO your tournament can give an easier head start for the UK National Ranking and we need all the help and placings we can go.
So what you say???
thats a double elimination bracket for a 32 man bracket, only its missing its losers side and its first round byes.![]()
What about the people who place top of the pools get the BYE?
this wont work either, if you win your original game in the first bracket then lose your next game you still would go into the first round of losers right? but winning any game is supposed to automatically move you further into the losers bracket. for example the winning your first game means if you lose next you will enter losers in the 2nd round. you could have the 8 original losers duke it out for 2 rounds, but that would mean there would only be 2 of them left by the 3rd round, when the 8 new losers enter making 10 players in losers, this number of players doesnt fit a bracket.its fine its fine, I have used my amazing mathematical skills to solve it, but its kinda hard to explain in a post, but here goes:
24 go through from pools, the top 8 get byes.
16 man winners bracket, the loosing 8 form the LB, the winning 8 join the top 8 to make another 16 bracket.
so now you have a 16 man winners bracket, and an 8 man loosers bracket. If you just let this play out in the normal double elim way it works fine. (and i cba to write is all out)
its just down to luck, this is what ive been trying to point out. it doesnt matter if you get screwed over by pools or brackets, your aiming for number one anyway so your gonna have to play them eventually. 13th/9th/7th/5th all not important. the whole system of pools and then double elimination bracket is full of flaws and is wildly inaccurate until the top 4 ish. its actually only really properly accurate at determining 1st and 2nd place.I just think its unfair if someone gets an unlucky draw and gets high ranked people in their pool, AND FOR SOME REASON THATS ALWAYS ME but thats a different story. For example! I think I'm fairly decent at the game and I KNOW I will defeat most people but lets be realistic, how am I supposed to prove that I could take some of those people down if I'm to get... lets say fuzzyness and tamoo in my pool, thats ********
LD: why would you pick tamoo?I just think its unfair if someone gets an unlucky draw and gets high ranked people in their pool, AND FOR SOME REASON THATS ALWAYS ME but thats a different story. For example! I think I'm fairly decent at the game and I KNOW I will defeat most people but lets be realistic, how am I supposed to prove that I could take some of those people down if I'm to get... lets say fuzzyness and tamoo in my pool, thats ********
hey ive actually got a lot done today!Didn't they do a 24 man bracket for GGT2? It must work out. I definitely think if there are enough people we should do that. Probly needs at least 40 people though, otherwise it's just harsh on the people that don't make it out of pools...
Edit: And Calum, if you're not going to lectures so you can 'work', I hardly think smashboards is a constructive use of your time...
ok, so in the original idea of a 24 man bracket, the problem was, was that people that won thier 1st and lost thier second would be in the same loosers match as people that lost their 1st. So how about, ppl that won thier first, take their 1st round LB match to a second set if and only if they lose it, in the same way that a grand final goes to a 2nd set if the LB winner wins, but not if the WB winner wins. This would apply to the 1st round of the LB only..Nah, that idea sucks. It's getting dangerously close to swiss, and we all remember how well that turned out... Stop trying to make our tournament like football lol
Not least because 5 pools is a weird number (and means we'd have to work out more seeds)