I cant see the difficulty.

Code S: group stages -> high ranked players play an elimiation format for a big prize pool
low ranked play against high Code A players. Winners are in Code S, loosers in Code A.

Code A: Play a seperate tourney, the high ranked players can ascent into code S if they win against the low Code S players.
Upper half of Code A players stay in Code A, Lower half doesnt, they need to go through the qualifiers.

Open Qualifier: Lower spaces of Code A for the top players of this tourney.

Idmaif

United States42 Posts

December 30 2010 01:05 GMT

#84

i dont understand how often the open tournaments happen. so is the open tournaments completely over or do they do this every year? what happens after they get the S class and A class people? are there more tournaments in the spring?

KentHenry

United States260 Posts

December 30 2010 01:46 GMT

#85

On December 28 2010 14:26 hey88 wrote:
Don't care as long as i get to see some awesome games

I agree completely. :D

flamewheel

FREEAGLELAND26782 Posts

December 30 2010 02:07 GMT

#86

Hmm don't care.

StorrZerg

United States13919 Posts

December 30 2010 07:27 GMT

#87

more confusing that i would like

Really don't like how its working out with the tiers. would rather have seeding from previous tournaments like osl/msl (though it sorta works like it i guess)

gm.tOSS

Germany898 Posts

December 30 2010 14:23 GMT

#88

When people made the format pictures with arrows it was pretty clear how it works. Dunno how it can confuse so much people.

Langhoffen

Denmark1 Post

December 30 2010 15:15 GMT

#89

To me it seems pretty straight forward. More interesting is what the format does for movements between S, A and B. I think S will be more or less set after 3-5 seasons.

henkzor

Sweden2 Posts

December 30 2010 15:49 GMT

#90

i need someone to point at graphs and talk about it to understand. from what i've read about it i can't understand a thing.

QuixoticO

Netherlands810 Posts

December 30 2010 17:25 GMT

#91

Understanding how it works isn't the hard part. I find trying to come up with reasons why the hell they would use such a travesty as system to be mind boggling difficult.

PangO

Chile1870 Posts

December 30 2010 19:27 GMT

#92

It's clear by now.

suejak

Japan545 Posts

December 30 2010 21:58 GMT

#93

If you've looked at one of those charts and you still don't get it, you're probably not too good at understanding things anyway.

It's easy to understand otherwise.

It's also a really good system. Much more like a major league sport with a regular season leading into play-offs and a Super Bowl...

Heimatloser

Germany1494 Posts

December 30 2010 23:48 GMT

#94

if somebody asks what happens after the group stages and what happens to winners/losers of these stages i could tell him, that pretty easy.

but if somebody would ask me how this group stage works, how the next group stage will work and how code A works... i would not be ab le to answer this.

so answer is no