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"Who is stronger" has ended, and in this regard, I propose we start thinking about the next tournament. Here's a suggested format:
1. A themed, race-based round-robin tournament for 16 players (I think there are approximately that many active, reasonably skilled players in the community).
2. Each participant plays only one pre-selected race throughout the tournament; mirror matches are excluded. A total of 2 players participate in the tournament for each race.
3. Race selection is done as follows: participants send a list of races ranked by preference to the judges. A total of 16 registered participants are selected based on their ranking on the portal. Priority in race selection is given to participants with the lowest ranking on the portal (results from tournaments this year can be taken into account). This way, 16 people are selected, each assigned to one race – the rest are on standby.
4. Based on the results of the round-robin tournament, the strongest race is determined by the sum of the games played by the two players who played that race.
I look forward to your comments.
1. A themed, race-based round-robin tournament for 16 players (I think there are approximately that many active, reasonably skilled players in the community).
2. Each participant plays only one pre-selected race throughout the tournament; mirror matches are excluded. A total of 2 players participate in the tournament for each race.
3. Race selection is done as follows: participants send a list of races ranked by preference to the judges. A total of 16 registered participants are selected based on their ranking on the portal. Priority in race selection is given to participants with the lowest ranking on the portal (results from tournaments this year can be taken into account). This way, 16 people are selected, each assigned to one race – the rest are on standby.
4. Based on the results of the round-robin tournament, the strongest race is determined by the sum of the games played by the two players who played that race.
I look forward to your comments.