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Post by king on Mar 19, 2007 21:12:58 GMT 1
If you the kind who enjoys such activities, they're up for you to see.
Also, the one thing I'm having trouble deciding is the amount of time between tournaments. Anyone got any thoughts on this?
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Post by Nathan Branigan on Mar 19, 2007 21:14:57 GMT 1
Maybe one every one to two months would be my guess, but it depends on the work it takes the staff to make them.
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Post by kenshin on Mar 19, 2007 21:16:02 GMT 1
My 2 cents... Many of the members have certain things to do in life, there by cuting their time off drastically. for my idea, the tournaments should be extended by at least one week, or 2 days tops after the due date  |
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Post by king on Mar 19, 2007 21:23:26 GMT 1
No
If I need to explain that, you haven't read the new rules entirely or your just lazy
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Post by Leon Loire on Mar 19, 2007 22:03:14 GMT 1
My 2 cents... Many of the members have certain things to do in life, there by cuting their time off drastically. for my idea, the tournaments should be extended by at least one week, or 2 days tops after the due date We discussed that in the VIP, and in the end it resulted in the rules Kurtz posted. Point being, Kurtz's word on that rules list is law, no questions about it. |
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Post by stern on Mar 19, 2007 22:13:44 GMT 1
Unless Liam says something...as his word is law in a more generalized sort of way....you heard what I meant.
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Post by Tiao Lei Shen on Mar 20, 2007 1:03:03 GMT 1
I'm for the standard one-month if you an keep up with it.
Unless there is a huge tournament or special one with more factors, then possibly modify it.
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Post by Director Troutman on Mar 20, 2007 7:32:00 GMT 1
Personally I've always felt that the monthly tournaments were a little too frequent, for any means...I'd prefer to see them occur every couple of months, or every three months, but at the same time I'm not always going to be the one participating in them...For now it stands at once a month (I'll offer a hand to you if you need it with anything for the tourneys, James. Just let me know a few days in advance, kay?).
And to Raph's remark? No, sorry dude but the way it works is the same as it always has been...If you're wanting to participate in a tournament, you NEED free time. Hence why I do not go for them much anymore. Whilst I could FORCE time for it, it would be rushed and not my best work. The tournaments demand the very best from the RP'ers, they're a good standing point for other boards to see how good some of you guys are. If you're sitting with ten minutes to spare and throwing up a few lines of -reasonable- posting, then you're wasting both your own and your opponents time. Think about it, make it worth the signup, because there's easily been a dozen other guys who wanted that spot most of the time.
My two cents, and I want change! -holds out hand-
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Post by Zeniro on Mar 20, 2007 11:54:05 GMT 1
Tournament rules look tip top to me. I'm with Liam on the whole once a month being a little too frequent maybe every 2 months or so. That also makes room for special event tournaments that could occur during the usual 'break' between tournaments.
Sadly due to some of the rules, I don't think I'll find myself entering the squared circle any time soon. My weekends simply aren't mine to use freely these days.
However I do look forward to seeing how later tournaments turn out.
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Post by king on Mar 20, 2007 23:36:04 GMT 1
I find the new rules regarding time better than the old ones....as if the case is that you really don't have time suddenly, you can post that you don't have time and come back later. It's just to make sure people stay for the entire fight...granted if you abuse that you'll start being ignored, but then it's your own damn fault.
Also, I'm thinking every other month for tournaments....I'm placing an emphasis on RP reasoning for tournament entry, and time inbetween allows for that to be created.
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