hungrybox
Smash Legend
So, if you came to WATO12 last Saturday, you know that it was a success.
32 and 42 entrants for melee and brawl respectively? In a HOUSE tournament?
Well, that was a good sign. This was the largest Florida event since WATO10 (also known as CEO2010, Florida's first national in quite some time) which I also hosted.
So, WATO tournaments are gaining good reputation. I think that the $5 entry fee will stay as a standard for all of my house tournaments - it simply makes things way easier and more feasible to enter.
In a nutshell, I made this thread because I want Feedback - positive or negative - on what I (and by I, I mean me, kyon, and the crew) can do in order to make WATO tournaments even better. I appreciate the fact that so many people came out last saturday; it reminded me of the strong scene that Florida has (Plus 15 or so people dropped out, and it was still big).
So yeah, post your comments, concerns, hype, and any questions. They can be about the venue, prices, rulesets, setups, times, food, etc. etc. Make this thread useful to provide a better tournament experience.
Have at Ye!
One more reason I made this thread: Alex Strife will soon start his Road To APEX2012 series, which includes a regional circuit building up to the event. He has chosen me to host the ATL South event, and so I want to host more WATOs in order to help me build my experience as a host.
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32 and 42 entrants for melee and brawl respectively? In a HOUSE tournament?
Well, that was a good sign. This was the largest Florida event since WATO10 (also known as CEO2010, Florida's first national in quite some time) which I also hosted.
So, WATO tournaments are gaining good reputation. I think that the $5 entry fee will stay as a standard for all of my house tournaments - it simply makes things way easier and more feasible to enter.
In a nutshell, I made this thread because I want Feedback - positive or negative - on what I (and by I, I mean me, kyon, and the crew) can do in order to make WATO tournaments even better. I appreciate the fact that so many people came out last saturday; it reminded me of the strong scene that Florida has (Plus 15 or so people dropped out, and it was still big).
So yeah, post your comments, concerns, hype, and any questions. They can be about the venue, prices, rulesets, setups, times, food, etc. etc. Make this thread useful to provide a better tournament experience.
Have at Ye!
One more reason I made this thread: Alex Strife will soon start his Road To APEX2012 series, which includes a regional circuit building up to the event. He has chosen me to host the ATL South event, and so I want to host more WATOs in order to help me build my experience as a host.