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Old 08-29-2006, 09:27 PM   #1
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St. Paul Biweeklies!

NEXT TOURNAMENT: Apr. 28th

NEXT SMASHFEST: Apr. 14th


Start times are 12:00 pm unless otherwise noted.

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All MN smashers are encouraged to join the MN Smash forum!

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ADDRESS:
2115 Summit Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55105

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Biweeklies will be in the first or fourth floor lounge of Selby Hall. You will need to call my cell (763-213-4360) when you arrive so I can let you in.

PARKING: Any unmarked parking spot on campus is available for parking on weekends.


TOURNEY RULES

Double Elimination
All matches are best of 3. Finals are best of 5.
4 stock, 8 minute limit
No Items
Each person/team may knock out one stage for the entire set.
No stage may be played more than once per set, unless both players agree.
A player may not choose a stage where he/she has already won.
If you wish to have the game paused, you must request that your opponent do it, otherwise he has the choice to restart the round on a level of his choice. This rule does not apply to sudden obstructions and catastrophes.
Singles random select stages: Final Destination, Battlefield, Yoshi's Story, Fountain of Dreams, Dreamland 64 & Pokemon Stadium
Doubles random select stages: Final Destination, Battlefield, Yoshi's Story, Dreamland 64, Pokemon Stadium, DK64
Stages not listed on the random select list that are not banned are open for counter picks by the losing player.
Stages banned for Singles & Doubles: Yoshi’s Island (Pipes), Fourside, Hyrule Temple, Great Bay, Flatzone, Brinstar Depths, Icicle Mountain, Big Blue, Mushroom Kingdom 1, Venom, Yoshi's Island 64, Peach’s Castle, Kongo Jungle.
Stages banned for Doubles Only: Fountain of Dreams and Mute City.
Character picks are double blind
Advanced Slob Picks – The loser of a match picks the next stage to play, then the winner picks their character followed by the loser picking their character.
Ties broken by lives/percentages
Team Attack ON
BYOC!


ENTRY FEES: $10 per person (singles), $10 per team (doubles)

WINNINGS:
1st: 40%
2nd: 30%
3rd: 20%
4th: 10%

PLEASE BRING SETUPS IF POSSIBLE! We only have 3 here on campus.

Rules are subject to change throughout the year between events.


Current Rankings:
1 Aaron - 210
2 Chexr - 125
3 SuperDoodleMan - 78
4 BlueWolf - 75
5 James Sparrow - 56
6 yoshii - 35
7 GreenBunny - 26
8 Master - 25
9 Zeus - 24
9 Ulti - 24
11 Nomek - 18
11 Croudo - 18
13 Deepak - 16
13 56k - 16
15 DarkRoom - 14
15 Seanson - 14
17 Baka - 12
17 FluxWolf - 12
19 Stick - 8
19 Mag - 8
19 Crafty - 8
22 CivilianTurtle - 6
22 Whitefire - 6
22 D. Disciple - 6
22 Leon - 6
22 Uno - 6
22 Ray - 6
28 ECI4 - 4
28 Wes - 4
28 Swan - 4
28 Grant - 4
28 Dita - 4
28 Fish - 4
28 Sarm - 4
28 Peter - 4
36 Chop - 3
36 Chi - 3
38 Kram - 2
38 CJ - 2
38 Dos - 2
38 Ark - 2
38 4ire - 2
38 Andrew - 2

(Based off of Midwest Circuit scoring system)
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Old 08-29-2006, 11:51 PM   #2
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Looking at maps this might not be to bad to go to once a month... I'd have to talk to some people though... I dont think any of us would be up for losing more money on smash just yet (what with just paying so much for books/tuition... yeah it sucks) so it would be cool if you alternated from tournies to fests... if you do biweeklies I say every other one be a tourney (actually same goes for monthlies) but mostly because I wouldnt plan on making it up for many tournies, rather just the fests untill I get a bit better that is

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Old 08-30-2006, 12:22 AM   #3
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This is possible for me and some friends but we're two hours away in alexandria so it could probably only be monthly or bi-monthly, for us to attend at least, but we will continue to watch this thread.
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Old 08-30-2006, 12:41 PM   #4
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biweeklies alternating tourny and no tourny seems like the best idea in the larger sense. that gets my vote.
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Old 08-30-2006, 01:17 PM   #5
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Update: I have the confirmation of myself and one more guy as willing to attend, and one or two more casual players are showing some interest aswell. Myself and the one other serious player are working on forming an Alexandria team, in case of doubles, working title at the moment. Count on us attending but incase something goes wrong, I will let you know as soon as I can.
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Old 08-30-2006, 02:34 PM   #6
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yeah, are these tournies going to be singles and doubles? and also are they like 10$ each or what?
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Old 08-30-2006, 04:09 PM   #7
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There'll be enough time to hold both singles and doubles.

I was thinking of starting off at $10.00 per person/team. I can always change it later if enough people feel it's too much or too little.
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Old 08-30-2006, 04:16 PM   #8
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Monthly seems to be a good standard and works out pretty well.

also, you might want to puch that date bacxk a little bit if you want more people to come. As the experience goes with River Falls Tournaments, the more advance time there is, the more people come. So mabe towards the end of Sept... just a suggestion.
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Old 08-31-2006, 02:39 AM   #9
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I can afford to pay no more than 10 dollars per month to get schooled at Smash Bros. I'll chime that I also like the idea of biweeklies, with half being tournies and half being fests. If you do biweeklies, you might get erratic attendence, but I think enough people would come for everyone to have fun. Triweeklies are too hard to keep track of.
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Old 08-31-2006, 10:14 PM   #10
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Triweeklies are too hard to keep track of.
quoted for truth and laughs. i would be willing to spend more than that assuming it meant that i would eventually have some hope of winning money at it if i got good enough.
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Old 09-01-2006, 12:07 AM   #11
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Anyone from st. cloud have a car willing to pick me up for these?
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Anything going on THIS saturday? I wanna see if I still know what all the buttons do...
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Old 09-01-2006, 01:42 PM   #13
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Okay. The format of choice seems to be biweeklies with alternating fests and tourneys.

I'll start with a smashfest on the 9th and the first tournament on the 23rd, so this thread has some time to gather interest. I'll post up the rules a little later.

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Old 09-01-2006, 03:15 PM   #14
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no MK II ? i always thought that stage was up for counterpicks. ah well i don't really think i'll miss it. is FoD going to be on for teams? in some tournies it's been banned becuase it's almost always laggy with 4 people.
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Teams will use the same stages, except with Battlefield in place of Fountain of Dreams. FoD is turned off in teams due to frame-rate reduction. All other stages are the same.
Yeah, the framerate gets pretty bad on FoD because there's a lot of stuff moving on the stage.

Note that this ruleset is copied from my old tourney thread from April, which was copied from the FC6 rules.

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