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Simple question.
And lol, I can't find the poll option. Can a Mod put a poll with options "Yes" and "No"?
And lol, I can't find the poll option. Can a Mod put a poll with options "Yes" and "No"?
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Or be obnoxious and stall out the opponent as long as humanly possible.With no time limit people would have to stop stalling eventually.
That's true, but in that same note if you're in a tourney with no timer you just tire yourself out overtime by waiting for nothing. Time is of the essence, you don't perform any better as you get more sleepy/bored/tired that's for sure. In this case, the troll is the real winner.Certainly they'd get bored of stalling after a while? The player being stalled could almost actively do nothing as the staller tires himself over the course of a few hours.
Food appears next to me while I am tilting and I get punished for it.One stock, three minutes, food on medium, Bo7 is my ideal.
The timer is fine at eight minutes, timeouts are a legitimate win condition, please stop trying to solve a problem that does not exist.broke your tie for you, kthxbaiawww someone unbroke it! LOL
Japan also has that air time rule and whatnot that BPC tore to shreds a VERY long time ago. "Because Japan did it" is a stupid reason to do something.
When we reach a point where the timer is interfering with the natural pace of a game, bureaucracy is interfering with results. Not good.Further, it is arguable whether it is a problem at all: time outs are simply the TIMER performing it's function!
For you and anyone else meatriding Japan's ruleset, keep in mind that they don't have as much time constraints as we do because they often run things like single elimation brackets, Bo1 sets in pools and loser's brackets and such. 10 minute matches isn't a big deal at all when you play 1/3 or 1/2 of the tournament sets you would in the west.don't listen to alphazealot. Japan has always been using 10 minutes for as long as I can remember, and I've been trying to tell people that 10 minutes is better forever now. AZ's statement about those matches "going to time anyway" is false. From personal experience, I would not try to time people out if I saw 4 minutes left as opposed to 2 minutes for example, because it would be much harder to accomplish and I would be risking victory by going out of my way to try to do something that was unlikely to happen. 10 is better, AZ just wants to use the URC ruleset he created where it's 8 min, ridiculous stages, and mk banned. I've been pushing for 10 min since 2009 (I think) in bbr.
Furthermore, it would NOT lengthen tournaments, except by people who GO OUT OF THEIR WAY to falsely try to "prove a point", such as Overswarm, who's just doing it to be a **** and try to convince people he's right, when he actually is wrong. Why does it not lengthen tournaments? Well think about it, if there is 2 min left on the clock and you see timeout as a viable strategy and you want to win, wouldn't you TRY to time them out? I would, because I want to win. Reflex did this against vinnie at apex too (actually half the top wario's try to do this), but with 2 extra minutes, running away to achieve victory is HARDER. If it's not a reasonable strategy to win (increasing the timer by 2 minutes would make this MUCH harder; not a little, A LOT) then people will ATTEMPT IT A LOT LESS OFTEN and this could SHORTEN tournaments BECAUSE PEOPLE WON'T USE THAT AS A STRATEGY. The argument about increasing the length of tournaments is not true, unless people go out of their way to do it (overswarm) just to be annoying and say "see, i was right!" but that's not good for winning, which 99% of SERIOUS players are going to try to do especially at big events.