Verimus, Vidimus, Vicimus II Singles to Doubles 16 players (8 teams) 4 reserves (1 reserve team)
Introduction: There will be four great battles spread out across four worlds where you and your teammate will fight individually against the divided members of the other teams. Victors of these battles will then join with their teammate and fight together against the other remaining teams in a great final battle. The victorious team of this final will earn the tournament medal and together proclaim, “Venimus, Vidimus, Vicimus!” (We came, we saw, we conquered!)
Tournament Setup:
Initial Battles: Initial battles will take place across four worlds with settings 8 player World 2.1 Standard Automatic Sequential Flat Rate Sunny Unlimited 50 Rounds
There will be 2 lists of 8 players, List A and List B. You and will teammate will be randomly placed on different lists by random.org. List A will be duplicated to make List 1A and List 2A. List B will be duplicated to make List 1B and List 2B. Each list will then be ordered randomly by random.org Battles will then seed as follows: World 1A (1A1,1A2,1A3,1A4,1A5,1A6,1A7,1A8) World 1B (1B1,1B2,1B3,1B4,1B5,1B6,1B7,1B8) World 2A (2A1,2A2,2A3,2A4,2A5,2A6,2A7,2A8) World 2B (2B1,2B2,2B3,2B4,2B5,2B6,2B7,2B8)
Victory in any of the initial battles will secure a place in the grand final for you as well as your teammate.
Grand Final: In the Grand Final, the doubles teams will engage in a battle raging across a world using settings Doubles World 2.1 Automatic Sequential Flat Rate Sunny Unlimited 50 Rounds The winning team will win the tournament and earn a Tournament Achievement Medal!
A general achievement medal has been approved for this tournament and will be awarded to any player who is able to win both their initial battles, yet fails to achieve victory in the grand final.
Statistical Tragedy:Victor of all 8-player games, yet defeated in the final. Tournament: Verimus, Vidimus, Vicimus II
I think you should change the final game to escalating though, just to avoid the likely stalemate with flat rate. I do see the 50 round cap but the final team to go can have a little extra say in who wins. Just my two cents that wasn't asked for....
taking a break from cc, will be back sometime in the future.
patrickaa317 wrote:I think you should change the final game to escalating though, just to avoid the likely stalemate with flat rate. I do see the 50 round cap but the final team to go can have a little extra say in who wins. Just my two cents that wasn't asked for....
Thanks for the input. I'm flexible. If every team that makes it to the final game wants it escalating, I will change the final game spoils to escalating. The initial battles will remain flat rate.
Hey TOBIASAN, Thanks for your interest in joining. Please see the Eligibility Rule in the "Several Notes - Please read before joining" section:
Gameplay is Singles to Doubles. Thus, players must sign-up with an eligible teammate. If you post without a teammate you will not be added to the tournament until a new post is made including the name of your teammate.
So, you can re-post with an eligible teammate, or wait for another person without a teammate to post and then contact them about forming a team. Best of luck to you sir! Flow520
Alright, tournament is full! As soon as privileges are granted I will send out the conformation PM (See below from original post):
Join Game Rule: For the Initial Battles: Private messages indicating a 24 hour period will be sent out to each player/reserve requesting that they respond via PM within 48 hours with confirmation that they will be available to accept game invitations at some point during the defined 24 hour period. If one or both members of a team fail to respond within 48 hours, their team will be replaced by a reserve team who's members responded. Once all players respond, game invitations will be sent out at the beginning of the defined 24 hour period. The invitations automatically expire after 24 hours. Players must join their games before the invitation expires. This setup is needed because team mates are not in the same games for the initial battles.
Statistical Tragedy: Victor of all 8-player games, yet defeated in the final. Tournament: Verimus, Vidimus, Vicimus II
