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Thank you. And you're right...it's actually the most interesting aspect of it, for me.Miandw wrote:Nice tourney idea - Interesting to see lists of maps people choose not to play on.
I agree with what Seulessliathan is sayingSeulessliathan wrote:looks like people avoid 4 categories of maps:
small maps (Doodle, Luxembourg etc)
complex maps (Waterloo, Iraq, etc)
maps which are confusing or just not pleasing the eye (Rail Maps, Conquerman etc)
maps with special rules (AOR, City Mogul)
looks like nobody votes huge maps out
Most complex maps are huge. IE Supermax, Waterloo, Conquer Man, Actium, Bamboo Jack, AoR, etc.murphy16 wrote:I agree with what Seulessliathan is sayingSeulessliathan wrote:looks like people avoid 4 categories of maps:
small maps (Doodle, Luxembourg etc)
complex maps (Waterloo, Iraq, etc)
maps which are confusing or just not pleasing the eye (Rail Maps, Conquerman etc)
maps with special rules (AOR, City Mogul)
looks like nobody votes huge maps out

Yes, I think you're right. For me personally, I've always loved the big maps anyway (Qwert is my hero!), so that's also what I hope for in the tournament simply because I THINK (in my unscientific opinion) it helps to avoid the drop-advantage.Seulessliathan wrote:looks like people avoid 4 categories of maps:
small maps (Doodle, Luxembourg etc)
complex maps (Waterloo, Iraq, etc)
maps which are confusing or just not pleasing the eye (Rail Maps, Conquerman etc)
maps with special rules (AOR, City Mogul)
looks like nobody votes huge maps out
Woodruff wrote:Yes, I think you're right. For me personally, I've always loved the big maps anyway (Qwert is my hero!), so that's also what I hope for in the tournament simply because I THINK (in my unscientific opinion) it helps to avoid the drop-advantage.Seulessliathan wrote:looks like people avoid 4 categories of maps:
small maps (Doodle, Luxembourg etc)
complex maps (Waterloo, Iraq, etc)
maps which are confusing or just not pleasing the eye (Rail Maps, Conquerman etc)
maps with special rules (AOR, City Mogul)
looks like nobody votes huge maps out
And so, of course, I didn't get one of the bigguns. Figures. <chuckle> (Although it could certainly be worse than Australia.)Woodruff wrote:Yes, I think you're right. For me personally, I've always loved the big maps anyway (Qwert is my hero!), so that's also what I hope for in the tournament simply because I THINK (in my unscientific opinion) it helps to avoid the drop-advantage.Seulessliathan wrote:looks like people avoid 4 categories of maps:
small maps (Doodle, Luxembourg etc)
complex maps (Waterloo, Iraq, etc)
maps which are confusing or just not pleasing the eye (Rail Maps, Conquerman etc)
maps with special rules (AOR, City Mogul)
looks like nobody votes huge maps out
Anarkistsdream wrote:If you guys can't tell that Doom is being forced to post this drivel, you are fools...
Anarkistsdream wrote:If you guys can't tell that Doom is being forced to post this drivel, you are fools...
Initially, that is exactly the case. However, as individuals win (so far, we have 15 first-round winners), then I move them into the appropriate Bracket A or Bracket B listing (look below where you were looking). In fact, we've already had our first second-round winner.bigreuben wrote:there is something strange to me in the post of the brackets... in bracket A there are 19 match-ups in round 1 and 12 in round 2, doesn't it suppose to be exacly half of the games of round 1? and because it's 64 player, isn't it suppose to be 32 match-ups?
Correct. Because they've already finished that match, I moved them forward (or down to Bracket B) where they would continue on.bigreuben wrote:also in round one I don't see the match up of ga7 nor the one of amazzony, who already finished their second round game...
Good feedback. I'm not sure I'm up to going back and re-doing it all, but I will certainly consider it. I definitely want to keep things easier for you guys (which I thought I was doing with my previous methods). So thank you.bigreuben wrote:I think it would better be that you put all of the match-ups of every round and then just color the winner in green and the loser in red (or any colors you fill like), this way it will be easier for us (the guys who don't actually see the brackets) to understand what is going on...
Do you mean the 7-digit CC game number (or the game number on my brackets themselves)? I'm not sure I understand...how does that help me follow up after the games? I only ask because I've actually got three and a half big-ass (yes, that's the technical term) pieces of posterboard tacked up to my wall next to my computer with the brackets on them. So as far as MY part...I really don't need any other follow-up than that. And yes, my wife is very understanding of my computer-game addictions. <laughing>bigreuben wrote:One last thing, if you have the time for it, you can also put the game nymber next to everybodys game, this will actually make it easier for you to follow up after the games.
Thanks, I appreciate it.bigreuben wrote:Other then that you doing a grat job, keep it going![]()
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So you know, bigreuben, I'm going to try to incorporate at least some of what you mention here over the weekend (in both of my tournaments, in fact), so don't give up on me yet! <grin> Thanks again for the feedback!bigreuben wrote:there is something strange to me in the post of the brackets... in bracket A there are 19 match-ups in round 1 and 12 in round 2, doesn't it suppose to be exacly half of the games of round 1? and because it's 64 player, isn't it suppose to be 32 match-ups?
also in round one I don't see the match up of ga7 nor the one of amazzony, who already finished their second round game...
I think it would better be that you put all of the match-ups of every round and then just color the winner in green and the loser in red (or any colors you fill like), this way it will be easier for us (the guys who don't actually see the brackets) to understand what is going on...
One last thing, if you have the time for it, you can also put the game nymber next to everybodys game, this will actually make it easier for you to follow up after the games..
Other then that you doing a grat job, keep it going![]()
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