EPTTL Mafia Community Thread - Page 37
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GreYMisT
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raynpelikoneet
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Bereft
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+ Show Spoiler + jk pls don't include me I don't even know wat a hearthstone is | ||
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Holyflare
United Kingdom30774 Posts
On March 18 2014 12:52 Bereft wrote: if VE is inconveniencing everyone and insisting on playing, then *sigh* I suppose I could play, but just be aware I have a perceived skill of -5. + Show Spoiler + jk pls don't include me I don't even know wat a hearthstone is so bm | ||
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Blazinghand
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Holyflare
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Blazinghand
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TLMCT Hearthstone League Update Status: We now have all the signups we need. Sandwhale will take over captaining team 2 from me, and I'm going to moderate the first round of the league since my rules are always poorly written and you guys will need clarification. Season 2 will probably feature 4 teams with me captaining one of them :O Next Deadline: Teams have until Monday, Mar 24 11:00pm GMT (GMT+00:00) to get me the following info:
Once all this info is in, I'll email or PM all the contact persons you will have 1 week to play the match. You don't have to do it all at once, so if for example, the #1 slot game can only be played on thursday, play it then and have the #2 slot game play on tuesday or whatever works best. Clarification, from match rules, bear in mind: "Each player must run 3 distinct classes." so you can't just run like 3 pally decks League Roster TL USER----------BNET ID------------SELF RANK--LEGEND SCORE---Team-------Individual Score Team Rosters Team 3 DarthPunk Kitaman27 Chezinu Oatsmaster Cephiro Team 2 Sandwhale Dandel Ion Umasi JacobStrangeLove Iamperfection TEAM MEGA-LIGHTNING TORNADO SHARKS GreyMist Crosfire99 Waveofshadow Hopeless1der Toadesstern Tournament Rules Match Format: + Show Spoiler + Each match contains 5 sets. Each set is played between 1 player on each team using 3 decks. A set is played pokemon style until someone is out of decks. Whichever team wins the most sets, wins the match. Record the score (4-1, 3-2, 5-0) for league scoring purposes. All sets should be played, even if the first 3 go to one team, since 5-0 is different from 3-2 in terms of league scoring purposes.
These rules are actually pretty simple on the ground, even if they're complicated from the high level. Here's what, you, as a player, will do: 1) Before the match, submit your three decklists and slot # to blazinghand before the match. (or your captain does this!) At the start of the match, tell your three classes and slot # to the other team. (or your captain does this!) 2) The other team tells you who you are playing and what their classes are. Now your set against this player begins. 3) You select your first deck and begin playing against your opponent. When you win, you play again using the same deck. When you lose, you select a new deck. When either all three of your decks or all three of your opponent's decks are eliminated, the set is over. 4) Tell your captain who won the set. League Format: Round 1, each team will play each other. Whichever 2 teams have the highest overall set score will continue to the finals. The finals are a normal match played between the two teams, and whoever wins that match wins the tournament. + Show Spoiler [Example 1] + Team A vs Team B : 5-0 Team A vs Team C : 5-0 Team B vs Team C : 3-2 League standings: Team A: 10-0 Team B: 3-7 Team C: 2-8 Teams A and B advance to the finals + Show Spoiler [Example 2] + Team A vs Team B : 5-0 Team A vs Team C : 3-2 Team B vs Team C : 3-2 League standings: Team A: 8-2 Team B: 3-7 Team C: 4-6 Team A and Team C will advance to the finals, even though Team C didn't win any matches. No-shows: If someone doesn't show at their designated time, contact me to resolve the dispute. If you commit to showing up at a certain time to play the game, and you fail to show up, you will generally be considered to have forfeited that set unless there are extenuating circumstance. | ||
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Ace
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Dandel Ion
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this seems rigged | ||
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Blazinghand
United States25551 Posts
Since each Match isn't elimination style, but board-style, even if say GreyMist lost every Set he played, his team could still win if he coached them well. On March 19 2014 03:36 Dandel Ion wrote: I don't even know who my captain is this seems rigged your captain has the highest legendary metascore you shouldn't be complaining! | ||
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kitaman27
United States9245 Posts
On March 19 2014 03:36 Dandel Ion wrote: this seems rigged Round one against Kita? I don't stand a chance. /concede | ||
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Dandel Ion
Austria17960 Posts
On March 19 2014 03:38 Blazinghand wrote: your captain has the highest legendary metascore you shouldn't be complaining! I think he should play a mafia game on TL, for reasons. | ||
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GreYMisT
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Ace
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Blazinghand
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On March 19 2014 04:17 Ace wrote: what's a legend score? In hearthstone there are certain rare and powerful cards of rareness type "Legendary". Most high-tier decks use them, and although you can make decks without them they almost always provide good options and usefulness when you use them. I had each player list which of the most powerful legendaries he had and assigned them point-values. The strongest legendaries like Ragnaros I gave a player 8 points each for having. The weaker ones like The Black Knight are worth fewer points, but still some. The most points you could possibly get would be 55 points if you had every useful neutral legendary. The higher the score, the stronger your collection of cards is. I used this score to evaluate player strength and evenly split them between teams. Sylvanas-------------8 Cairne, Ragnaros, Sylvanas, and Ysera all get high rankings for typically "2 for 1"ing. Cairne has an extra life after he dies, so if you don't silence or poly him, he has to be killed twice, usually costing 2 cards. Ragnaros nukes something for 8 before your opponent can react, so even if your opponent 1-for-1s with Rag, Rag still killed something or at least nuked him in the face. Sylvanas seizes control of an enemy when she dies, so this usually forces the opponent into sub-optimal play or requires she be killed "twice". Ysera makes a card the turn you play her, and the card is almost always good. Even if the enemy kills ysera easily you are up a card. The Black Knight is similar in that he has a solid 4/5 frame and kills an enemy minion usually. More situational though. Thalnos is useful in a number of decks, and is cheap and draws a card when he dies. Of the spellpower cards, he's one of the best. Leeroy is very very good in certain decks that otherwise don't use legendaries (rush and hunter decks) and Nat Pagle, despite the nerf, is a good card drawer in a control deck. | ||
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Ace
United States16096 Posts
ETA: I forgot TL has a Hearthstone site now. Gonna look at it too ^_^ | ||
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Blazinghand
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