Ataque de Año Nuevo (roughly... "New Year's Attack" in Spanish)
Please note that the location for this month's tournament is in Washington, DC - not Silver Spring. After nearly 2 months of searching and receiving price quotes from various schools, community centers, hotels, etc. this is the only option that I can reasonably afford - so this is where we are going to be until the Spring.
The Marriott Wardman Park Hotel is located about 100 yards west of Connecticut Avenue on Woodley Road. Parking in the surrounding neighborhoods can sometimes be challenging due to the close proximity of the National Zoo, so please plan to either arrive early to find free parking, arrive whenever and pay for parking, or take the DC Metro Red Line to the Woodley Park / National Zoo station and a very short walk to the hotel.
Date: Saturday, January 21, 2011
Location: The Marriott Wardman Park Hotel: 2660 Woodley Road NW · Washington, DC 20008 (We will be in the McKinley Room) https://www.marriott.com/hotels/maps/tra...dman-park/
Registration: 11:00am - Noon
Start time: 12:30-ish
Surface: Carpet!
Fees: $5 Room Fee + Standard WBO fees: $5 entry fee or $10 for a Blader Passport that gives you free tournaments for a year
Prizes: TakaraTomy beyblades TBD. 1st place picks first prize from the pool, etc. etc.
Please post to this thread if you plan to make it!
Confirmed attendees:
- Tech (formerly Technologic)
- Arupaeo
- Burn Rock Virgo
- Galaxy4Stars
- Ryugablader
- Breaker
- Blader Stefan
- J o n
- Bigbang4ever
- Rockleone500
- ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
- nerfblader721
- LifeOfTheParty
- Ndog888
- Black Wing
- Repslicer
- Laseryon
- ReallyBad
- BillyBlast
- night wing 247
- beycannon
- BeyDestroyer21
- ShadowGasher
- DragonRealm
- DAJ (with new combo)
- aj_the_elite
- Katsuya
- Sonikkubey
- Beychallenger24
- othellog
- Zoombeyblade
Here are the official results...
1st place: othellog
2nd place: Nerfblader721
3rd place: Arupaeo
4th place: Galaxy4Stars
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4. The Tournament Will Last At Least a Few Hours
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6. Players Must Meet Regional Product Age Restrictions
All players in this event must meet the age restrictions on Beyblade products in their region. TAKARA-TOMY recommends Beyblade for ages 6+. Hasbro recommends Beyblade for ages 8+. Players under these ages may only participate with the permission of their parent/guardian.
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jk...
Metro service is running slow today because of snow/ice, so my assumption would be that he is inaccessible because there is no cell phone service in the Metro system for anyone but Verizon.
I've sent a text as well, so hopefully we'll hear back from him soon.
EDIT: His parents called and he's safely home.
Hazel, yah it was a relief to me. Cannot afford to lose my best friend ;_;
S/o to the kids that wanetd to play YuGiOh with us, make sure you bring your cards next time and we'll duel for sure! Maybe a tag team? Hah. . . . . till next time.
Here are the official results...
1st place: othellog
2nd place: Nerfblader721
3rd place: Arupaeo
4th place: Galaxy4Stars
Thank you everyone for coming out with strong bey spirit and great sportsmanship! And thank you to our judges, Galaxy4Stars, J o n, Tech, othellog and Deikailo!
See you all next month!
Whether we release what combo's we used are up the top placing players are, not everybody has to know about peoples combos.
One more thing, an inside joke, I'm butter.
(Jan. 22, 2012 3:01 AM)Hazel Wrote: It is not as though there are many genuinely secret combos... the possibilities are quite finite. Plus, from a mindgames standpoint, if people think you are prone to one combo, you might have an advantage later... by deviating.Ah ha, you do understand tournaments.
Hazel, at the level that I'm at 60% of the meta-game has to do with mind games.
The other 40% is getting the testing in to prove what combo's work for you and which don't. I don't ever rely on someone's combo to battle, I always do my own testing, which is just common sense in my opinion. I haven't read the competitive MFB combos thread for about a year, because there is no point for it in my mind(For Me), but it does help the other members, who do not necessary have time to do all the testing. But I'm sure that there are people who just believe that everything on that thread is completely right, not to say that it is not, but, sometimes your beyblade parts work differently then others, and I do not always get the same results as the thread suggests.