RAD Soldiers: Around The World CUP Results/Analysis
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FIRST PLACE GOES TO
EL-CO and Ciakgb
SECOND PRIZE IS FOR
Kinonez21
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Congratulations to our winners! They will soon be awarded with their prizes as promised
Of course, we will run ANOTHER cup very soon! psst: with even higher amounts of bux to win! But before we do, weāll be running an analysis of this cup again to see if there should be specific points in a ruleset. The goal is to provide a more specified ruleset for next time to prevent any issues slowing it down (unfair maps/position etc).
If you want to reply to this extensively, please do so but also provide a very minimalistic shortlist of information so when scanning this topic a keyword list is easily created.
As last: for the next cup Iād like to have a co-admin thatās also active. The only requirement is that you will be in the European timezone (somewhere between GMT -1 and GMT +3) to make communication through chat easily possible. If you want to apply for this please send me a PM and you will hear from me
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Set Rules (Storyline)
All matches will be played with 26 points and will have predetermined maps. The tournament will consist of two stages, the first one is a group stage. We will use seeds based on previous results to make sure the players are evenly distributed across the groups. In the group stage you will play two maps against each opponent. Of all groups, a predefined amount of players(*) will go to the bracket stage (the teams with the highest amount of points in the group)**. If you win a match (2 maps) you will get 3 points (in total, not for each map) and the opponent gets zero point. If itās a draw, you both get 1 point (in total, not per map!). In the bracket stage you will play 3 maps against each opponent. If you win at least 2 of the 3 maps you will advance to the next round. This is the so called āupper bracketā. If you lose, you will go to the loser bracket and you will need to play against opponents there. In this lower bracket, you still have a chance making it to the grand final by beating every team that moves to the lower bracket. You can see how that looks like for example on this page:
http://trackbase.net/game-rad/c2/RAD-Around-the-World
For all matches, it will be randomly generated who goes first, if you need to go first on the first map, you will go second on the second map and first again in a possible third map. The āhomeā player starts at first. The āhomeā player is the player that is first in the match name, for example. The Netherlands - Germany. The Netherlands will start in this case.
If a game ends in a way both teams are stuck and are basically unable to make any forward moves anymore (so itās basically keeping running around only), you can agree on a replay of the map. In this case, the user that started the map and set the first move should now go second. If you have more than 15 turns without action, itās also considered as a dead end.
- This will be set at the start of the cup, when itās known how many subscribed players we have.
** You will gain points by winning or playing draws. If the match ends in a draw, both teams will get 1 point, if you win, you will get 3 points and the loser will get none.
Set Rules (In Summary)
- All matches will be 26 points
- All matches will have (a) predetermined map(s).
- Seeds will be applied for the group stage
- Home player goes first, then āoutā player, then for 3 maps the home player again.
- In the Group Stage you will play only 2 maps per match
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- If you win, you get 3 points (in total, not per map), loser gets 0
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- If itās a draw, you get 1 point, and the opponent gets 1 point (in total, not per map).
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- In the Bracket Stage you will play a best of 3 maps.
- The upper bracket finalist will start with a 1-0 advantage in the grand final (1*)
- If a game dies, replay the map
Probable Rules
- Some maps will need to be excluded to make the game more fair: the list for now: Favela & Old Town
Taken into consideration
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(1*) A lot of questions are related to this point, mostly WHY.
Quoted from wikihow
The reason for this is that it should be a benefit coming from the upper bracket (you won EVERYTHING) over that you lost once. This system is used in any major game cup, similar to CoD/ET/BF etc.