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RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Robsta - Dec. 08, 2010
We should seriously consider moving to Queens park which is just down the road.
Better scene, more shade, toilets nearby, canteen on site and more space.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - milkychipz - Dec. 08, 2010
Hmm, apparently there are alot of people at Queens Park. I've been there before but never on the long holidays, i'm guessing it will be a lot more active
And your all going down, getting several new beys including Perseus, Galaxy Pegasis, Unicorno and Giraffe. ^^ STILL more to come haha
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Socks - Dec. 08, 2010
How long did bey inferno go for? and what prizes were offered?
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - blah - Dec. 08, 2010
What about hosting one closer to the city ? ;]
Some of us live to the East and South East areas. =P
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - milkychipz - Dec. 08, 2010
no prizes , not that i know of. anyway it lasted fro 4 and a half hours 2 hours 4 ppl to get there another 2 and 1/2 to finish ^^ i left early as, my mum and dad got carped off...
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Socks - Dec. 08, 2010
So there was about 2 hours of competition? So all players supplyed their own stadiums?
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - blah - Dec. 08, 2010
2 1/2 hours of play and yepp.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Chaos Blader - Dec. 08, 2010
Not everyone brought stadiums.
littlechips: Yes there were prizes.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Omega - Dec. 08, 2010
About 3 hours of competition, and $50.00 Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed winners.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - milkychipz - Dec. 08, 2010
ooh 50 dollars cash or prizes worth 50. good nonetheless does this mean we wont have prizes for thee next tourney o-0
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Omega - Dec. 08, 2010
There will always be prizes ... And it's $50.00 on Bey Prizes, not money.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - milkychipz - Dec. 08, 2010
awesome. isnt vulcan horseus about $50?
EDIT: sorry, i just waanted to know if a vulcan could be a potential prize maybe i misworded it... Omega... i wait your payment ^^ sorry, im just so anxious
one more thing, its been reallly funny when ppl put my username with an s at the end and i have another username on ebay etc, so just call me chipz. it is practically the suffix to both my usernames
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - blah - Dec. 08, 2010
^That does not belong here.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Socks - Dec. 08, 2010
Ok so it was a 3 hour event with 150 worth of prize support, what tournament system/format was used eg. round robin, swiss?
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - blah - Dec. 08, 2010
Block round robin.
All the players were split evenly into 3 of blocks consisting of 19 people in each block.
Each player would then battle everyone in their block and at the end, the player with the most wins and least loses in their block progresses to the final. =P
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Robsta - Dec. 08, 2010
Although we will probably do double elimination or have more blocks next time due to the amount of people.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - milkychipz - Dec. 09, 2010
Indeed. Could someone explain the process of double elimination. I'm not sure where that question goes...
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - blah - Dec. 09, 2010
It's basically if you lose two matches in a row, you're out. =P
Plus with the square grid things with the names.
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - milkychipz - Dec. 09, 2010
Awesome. It might be harder to win though. I like the zround Robin, but eith more blocks. Anybody else agree?
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - blah - Dec. 09, 2010
Double elimination sounds good. ;]
It'll be wayyyy faster and you'll have to prove your skill to continue on. :L
But otherwise yeah, block round robin is okay too, more blockkkksss. (:
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - milkychipz - Dec. 09, 2010
Never thought of it that way. I was just thinking if we had that, that little girl wouldn't survive. I have little beyspirit thats why im worried, but atleast ill have a good custom. Once I get them that'd make it 9 Top-Tier combos I own....
RE: [Melbourne, Australia] Melbourne Tournaments in Hobby Shops ? - Socks - Dec. 09, 2010
I think rounds of swiss is better than round robins, because winning players play other winning player and vice versa. It would mean that players even if they dont do well get to participate and are matched against others with the same skill level.
It would then cut to top 8 or top 16 single elimination until there is a winner.
The amount of rounds played would depend on the turnout and number of players.