im not doing it but i do have a really good solution i want to talk w crimson, soonk and all about when i flesh it outI vote for Rigged of the hut
If it doesn't involve using the Match Tracking system that Crimson is working on, then I will be greatly upset.im not doing it but i do have a really good solution i want to talk w crimson, soonk and all about when i flesh it out
4 poolsPig Of The Hut whats ur thoughts on 128 man brackets being 4 pools of 32 players or do u prefer 8 pools of 16 players? i personally had a issue with this at nec seeing 8 pools and felt it should have been 4 pools with the amount of people we had and it would give more of a chance for players to get more games in thats how i feel.
thank u im glad u feel the way i do i really hate the 8 pool 16 players thing i think it sucks major ballz and it should never be 8 pools unless u got 256 players then i can see that happen.4 pools
32 each
No question
Run 2 pools at once
2 streams one per pool
This is how FR will run
One problem with these requirements...from what i gather it ABSOLUTELY has to be:
Someone who isnt playing in the tourney
Who can work with TO
Who has no ties to any players attending
Who also know all there is know of the scene
I agree 100%
Yeah, I think the proposed system will solve that issue.. Because instead of guesswork, it'll just be based on previous tourney results + location for the top X number of players, and then random seeds for the rest -- straightforward and removes most of the 'riggability'.One problem with these requirements...
...no one like this exists...
Yeah that's the biggest issue of people suggesting it should only be TO's doing the brackets. No one knows the MK scene better than the MK players and the TOs, as involved as they are in the FGC, we can't expect ShinBlanka, Big E, SweetJohnnyCage to be up to date on who is in the same scene, etc. and who are the top name players.One problem with these requirements...
...no one like this exists...
See my latest IDEaOne problem with these requirements...
...no one like this exists...
I like it.Im working w crimson in creating a system for FR bracket pool seeding and the bracket outside the top 16 seeds will be done pubicily randomized online on a FR MK9 special show on my stream w shin blank in attendance and all invited to see the bracket make itself and proof no one had a hand in f ing with it
In summary
seed 16 top players who have pre registered based on tourney results from evo 2012 to fr march 2013 of all players who pre registered using crimson's system
Separate the 16 as so per bracket per this way:
1,16 2,15 3,14 4,13 <-----TOP HALF OF THE EACH OF THE FOUR BRACKETS
5,12 6,11 7,10 8,9 <-----BOTTOM HALF OF EACH OF THE FOUR BRACKETS
Make it public
Post bracket public and make the bracket pubicly by generating the other registers into each of the brackets at random on a live stream for all the see.
Use this as an event and present the seeded players in order w a PowerPoint presentation for WCW hype and explain why they are seeded where they are explaing each of the point systems
CHARACTER MAINS WILL NOT DETERMINE ANY BRACKET PLACEMENT
PRE REGISTRATION ONLY
Post bracket 3-5 days before tourney online for all the study and see
Registers at the door will not be cared for or seeded
Thoughts?
Did Soonk just have a stroke?Bullshit noone like that exists. Dark rob and jamesmk are both willing to not play and set shit up, and I'm sure there are others like them elsewhere. Here in Chicago we have CurlyW, who even goes so far to pot monster every game he runs(he signs up but never plays, even MK).
The problem lies in the system being used.
I find Pig's idea to be interesting, and it will work so long as it remains transparent. However, not every tournament is going to be run by guys that feel like streaming the seeding/bracketing process. For this, there needs to be a generic process that TOs can use, even if they aren't in the MK I find Pig's idea to be interesting, and it will work so long as it remains transparent. However, not every tournament is going to be run by guys that feel like streaming the seeding/bracketing process. For this, there needs to be a generic process that TOs can use, even if they aren't in the MK I find Pig's idea to be interesting, and it will work so long as it remains transparent. However, not every tournament is going to be run by guys that feel like streaming the seeding/bracke
Bullshit noone like that exists. Dark rob and jamesmk are both willing to not play and set shit up, and I'm sure there are others like them elsewhere. Here in Chicago we have CurlyW, who even goes so far to pot monster every game he runs(he signs up but never plays, even MK).
The problem lies in the system being used.
I find Pig's idea to be interesting, and it will work so long as it remains transparent. However, not every tournament is going to be run by guys that feel like streaming the seeding/bracketing process. For this, there needs to be a generic process that TOs can use, even if they aren't in the MK I find Pig's idea to be interesting, and it will work so long as it remains transparent. However, not every tournament is going to be run by guys that feel like streaming the seeding/bracketing process. For this, there needs to be a generic process that TOs can use, even if they aren't in the MK I find Pig's idea to be interesting, and it will work so long as it remains transparent. However, not every tournament is going to be run by guys that feel like streaming the seeding/bracke
This process is what I've been harping about all day.. NFG is pretty bad, doesn't include enough players or placements, and it's not based on the most accurate data. The replacement I'm working on is 100x better and much more inclusive of everything happening that's relevant to placements and brackets.I find Pig's idea to be interesting, and it will work so long as it remains transparent. However, not every tournament is going to be run by guys that feel like streaming the seeding/bracketing process. For this, there needs to be a generic process that TOs can use, even if they aren't in the MK loop.
We already have a ranking system in place; it's called the NFG. If you tell a TO to seed by NFG rank, then region, then random, your brackets should come out well enough. It can't be much different from Evo; you'd just be using NFG points rather than Evo points. Obviously this won't be as detailed as seeding by hand, but I think it'll be close enough as well as simple enough for any TO to do without input from the players.
Your process convolutes things. NFG is close enough that you can show to any TO and they can make you a decent bracket.This process is what I've been harping about all day.. NFG is pretty bad, doesn't include enough players or placements, and it's not based on the most accurate data. The replacement I'm working on is 100x better and much more inclusive of everything happening that's relevant to placements and brackets.
1) It's not a user listYour process convolutes things. NFG is close enough that you can show to any TO and they can make you a decent bracket.
The point we should be aiming for is uniformity, and for that you must have simplicity. It's probably much easier to convince a TO to use NFG than your TYM user made tier list.
Then call it a test bracket.I would not go to a tournament where the brackets are done by a TYM dude or in a smoke filled room full of TYM illumanati. Period.
We all know this is a non starter anyway. None of the serious majors are going to hand over responsibilty to guys on TYM. Just try suggesting to Kiets that Boxy does the brackets for UFGT.
Can we be serious about this?
Wouldn't be an issue. Check.from what i gather it ABSOLUTELY has to be:
Someone who isnt playing in the tourney
I'm all for joining forces with the elders to make things work. And I'm smart. Ish. Check.Who can work with TO
No clan, no sponsor, no regional rep, no troll rep, and no high-standing friend who wouldn't be more upset with me if I DID show them favoritism than if I did. Check.Who has no ties to any players attending
Put a name in front of me, and I'll either know them, or dig around/ask them directly on TYM to ascertain their identity before racking them up in the test bracket. I doubt anyone anyone would really object to it if it meant a smoother running tourney in the long run.Who also know all there is know of the scene
I like the name neorusellI guess we're pretty spoiled in Toronto as we don't have issues like this. NeoRussell plays every game and knows every scene. Plus, there are a lot of upstanding guys that are trustworthy enough that we can let them play and help with the brackets. Russell will even try to accomodate special requests occasionally (like if someone plays the same person often in the first round, he'll switch things up if he can). So my opinion on this is a little different I guess. I don't see a problem with letting people who are playing help out since it has never been an issue for us. At the end of the day, there's always someone that feels they got put in a ruff pool or forced to face their friends in the second round or something, but that's not the TO's problem.
I hope a streamlined process can be developed so that huge events like NEC run as smooth as possible. Getting everyone to agree/conform will be the hard part.