Flatline endeavours to the victory!
Congratulations to 
Flatline for winning the NSNC Finals against Hopsu Fun Club. The demos are available here and shoutcast here. Thanks to all teams for participating. We made it through smoothly without extra drama or flamewars.
Additionally, NSNC, and last one before next ENSL Season, will have its signups opened soon. For the next NSNC there will be two important polls:
"Would you like to see an all-nigt Nightcup?"
This means the games will not be continued to the next (mid) day. All of them will be played on the same day (and at the forth night of next day) and clans who cannot yield players, will receive forfeits. In practice this means you have to be available for atleast 6 consecutive hours to play NS.
"Would you like to have a loser bracket?"
This means you can lose once. By losing once, you will get dropped into Loser Bracket and the winner of the Loser Bracket will face the winner of Winner Bracket.
Without getting too much into bracket mathematics: a cup with 8 (or less) teams = 4 stages (4 consecutive matches per team maximum) will increase to 5 stages with a Loser bracket. A cup with 8-16 teams and 4 stages will increase to 8 stages. Atleast 1.5hrs of time will have to be reserved for each stage unless definite time frames are set for a number of matches have to be played within that (eg. 3 matches in 3 hours).
Yours,
jiriki
Flatline for winning the NSNC Finals against Hopsu Fun Club. The demos are available here and shoutcast here. Thanks to all teams for participating. We made it through smoothly without extra drama or flamewars.
Additionally, NSNC, and last one before next ENSL Season, will have its signups opened soon. For the next NSNC there will be two important polls:
"Would you like to see an all-nigt Nightcup?"
This means the games will not be continued to the next (mid) day. All of them will be played on the same day (and at the forth night of next day) and clans who cannot yield players, will receive forfeits. In practice this means you have to be available for atleast 6 consecutive hours to play NS.
"Would you like to have a loser bracket?"
This means you can lose once. By losing once, you will get dropped into Loser Bracket and the winner of the Loser Bracket will face the winner of Winner Bracket.
Without getting too much into bracket mathematics: a cup with 8 (or less) teams = 4 stages (4 consecutive matches per team maximum) will increase to 5 stages with a Loser bracket. A cup with 8-16 teams and 4 stages will increase to 8 stages. Atleast 1.5hrs of time will have to be reserved for each stage unless definite time frames are set for a number of matches have to be played within that (eg. 3 matches in 3 hours).
Yours,
jiriki
Comments
C'mon Fana, put it on our http already :P
12 September 2007, 02:41
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12 September 2007, 19:08
Im not totally against, but it might really enlengthen the cup dramatically.
12 September 2007, 21:25
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13 September 2007, 12:14
GOT WHAT I MEAN?????
13 September 2007, 13:07
Example: http://www.noobwars.gr/tours/gnt4/images/double_elimination.jpg
13 September 2007, 14:04
13 September 2007, 14:40
It would mean the weakest team in the nc will play the strongest.
And if you dont vote yes in the first poll, then why call it a 'nightcup'. And lets face it, more or less everyone is on vent or ns for 6hours in a row, come on.
13 September 2007, 15:35
example: 1st gets a gold, second silder and 3rd bronze medal.
now depending on how much 1st/2nd/3rd ranks one team scored you're getting ranked
main advantage is to keep clans together and not re-creating over and over again. it'd obviously also be interesting and more challanging :)
13 September 2007, 16:17
And Prefix. Actually its not. I will show you with an example:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p4Z5hkXVbAbGftskv7qzgag
Don't worry about the teams, results are fictional and biased. I did that when I was analyzing different systems for nationscup. :P
13 September 2007, 21:11
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14 September 2007, 19:01
No wonder bush had to rig the elections?
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