Jebus Cross - 2. — Tournament History online

Scorpiona

1/21/2012 11:40 AM UTC

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I'm all for the 8x8 format; you can really get your fill! And why spend two weeks on a single game? Is it really feasible to play seven games in two months?
I think these Olympic-style and Swiss-system tournaments just slow down the whole process... You play a game and then wait... until the next draw begins...
But with this format, you have seven opponents and two to three months to play your games; you can connect and plan your matches...
And here's another thing: 30-40% of the players will complete their games in two to four weeks:D

KobRa_RR

1/21/2012 12:25 PM UTC

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We need to consider everyone, especially those who participate in many tournaments, and one week is clearly not enough time for them to play, plus people still have jobs, families, training, and many other things in life besides Heroes.

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Kilgor

1/21/2012 12:38 PM UTC

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I'm still not very familiar with all sorts of systems (Swiss system, etc.), but I'm definitely against a group system because you can play a game on Jebus for a month, and if there are several such games? Are we supposed to not sleep at all?

Forrest

1/21/2012 1:10 PM UTC

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Forrest 319-979-133
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Дубровин Павел

1/21/2012 1:41 PM UTC

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So that the game lasts at least 2 weeks, just in case.

С истиной где-то рядом...

Лето 2010.

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Fidesxfx

1/21/2012 1:50 PM UTC

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Kilgor

I'm still not very familiar with all sorts of systems (Olympic, Swiss, etc.), but I'm definitely against the group system because you can play a game on Jebus for a month, and if there are several such games? Are we supposed to not sleep at all?

A month on Jebus:confused:? No, I haven't heard of that:rolleyes:. I think 70%+ of games end before the end of the third week, and many even before the end of the second. At least, I haven't played a single Jebus game that lasted until the 211th turn.

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Psyche_7

1/21/2012 3:12 PM UTC

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Psyche_7
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Double.

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Дубровин Павел

1/21/2012 3:21 PM UTC

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RiMpel2

..."I can, of course, put together a team of Warlock players in one or two groups, but the playoffs will still be played on SoD if you can't convince your opponent."

It would be amazing if they separated the hardcore Warlock players into their own group...

С истиной где-то рядом...

Лето 2010.

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Psyche_7

1/21/2012 4:06 PM UTC

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Dubrovin Pavel

It would be amazing if hardcore "WT" players were separated into their own bracket...

It would be great to finally hold tournaments for "WT under SOD" as the default setting. It's a shame that numOne didn't develop the idea further. All other "divisions" are nonsense, like "I signed up, and then we'll try to convince the organizers."

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CryptoNight

1/21/2012 4:20 PM UTC

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I'm for Switzerland or Double Illumination:smile02:

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KiNB

1/21/2012 10:40 PM UTC

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CryptoNight

I'm for the Swiss system or double elimination:smile02:

Based on past experience with chess, the Swiss system is a great option. Or double elimination.

Убив один раз, становишься негодяем, тысячу раз - героем.

Albert@s

1/22/2012 1:42 AM UTC

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Here, you seem to enjoy stirring up trouble with this topic – Warlords of the North (WtN) and Shades of Darkness (SoD) – let me say a few words...
1) The CIS championship is held on WtN with SoD – why not on SoD itself? – ask yourselves...
2) The strongest players using the jebus cross build in the Russian-speaking community play on the WtN resource – again, ask yourselves why...
3) From the analysis (purely my opinion) of the participants, more than half will be eliminated so quickly that they won't even understand what happened – these are the ones who shy away from WtN (with a few exceptions, of course), and it doesn't matter which resource they play on – WtN or SoD)).
4) And in general, I'm curious – who decided that the HW resource is only for SoD?
Is it some kind of sect? It's long overdue to come to a common understanding so that there are no speculations on the topic of – "...the main thing is to register... but I won't let him play WtN (I'll interfere, but I'll make sure he can't)").

StickyFingaz

1/22/2012 2:39 AM UTC

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1) The CIS championship is held on the Warlords Tournament (WT) platform under the Sod ruleset - why not on Sod itself? Ask yourselves...

maybe because the organizer is Mee?

2) The strongest players using the jebus cross build in the Russian-speaking community play on the WT platform - again, ask yourselves why...

well, if there was experience on Sod, they would be breaking through on the first Grand Order (GO) there.

4) And in general, I'm interested - who decided that the HW resource is only for Sod?

no one decided, it's just that the majority of organizers on HW are Sod players, and they hold tournaments accordingly. It's not their fault that WT players are lazy and don't do anything for themselves.

Moreover, there are more Sod players than WT players => there are also more tournaments on Sod.

Javdet

1/22/2012 8:09 AM UTC

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Just half a month ago there was no Jebus Cross tournament. Rimpel got moving, organized a tourney, many people signed up. And now he's also picking stones out of the garden :rolleyes: You people are funny, when you signed up it meant everything was fine.

Даже если вас съели - у вас два выхода:smile19:

Зима 2011-12.

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Oelm

1/22/2012 9:06 AM UTC

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1) The CIS championship is held on VT under SoD - why not on SoD - ask yourselves...

maybe because the organizer is Mee?

Mee is successfully disguising themselves as Nagan and also as Captain-Navuh. It's simpler - if the organizers had set SoD, the participants wouldn't have understood it; they have a different game culture.

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well, if SoD had experience, then there too they would have broken through on the first ГО

The point of the Jebus Cross template is by no means early breakthrough of the ГО, although many (no joke) think so. It is much more important to gather everything needed as quickly as possible and enter the center effectively. And this does not depend on "troop experience" at all.
The main problem of SoD is the strong acceleration of "variance" - the spread of the range of game deals; sometimes you can break into the center on 121, and sometimes before 127 you can't come up with anything, no matter how hard you try. While in VT, this distance is usually 2-3 days; in principle, any Castle can break into the center on 122 in the vast majority of deals.

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no one decided; it's just that the vast majority of organizers on ХВ are SoD players and they hold corresponding tournaments. it's not their fault that VT players are lazy and don't do anything for themselves.

Agreed. They've gotten spoiled.

Земля нуля.
Все в ней нулево и кукольно.