I'm a bit confused on how it works. Is it just a matter of reaching the goal scores, or is there a time component? Is it better to be the first player (in real time once the tournament starts) to post the score?
Do you think it would make sense to rank players a,b,c by using their rankings in the week long tournaments? For example I'm Gold so I would be at a B level, which makes sense to me bc the guys in A would kick my butt all over the place but it wouldn't be fair for me to be in the a level. So in my case it makes sense but of course there are many other players. Just a thought.
Btw: what an awesome "game" plan. Love the idea, can't wait to participate!
Haha, I'm an "A" Division Player.
Players in different time zones will have to adjust accordingly. Use a time zone conversion online...btw, 9:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time would be 5:00 am Berlin time.So players in Europe start up at 5 am on a Monday morning? Or can we make a screenshot when we start and another when the target score is reached?
Haha, I'm an "A" Division Player.
That made my day...
Best of luck with this new format and new direction of play.
Unfortunately I do not have a better way to judge who fits in 'A' division for the time being. This would make the most sense and one thing this tournament needs to avoid is advanced players playing too low, or beginner players playing too high. Sounds to me you can start in 'B' and see how it goes. But if the majority of 'A' say you belong in 'A', then guess what? lol
I don't want to reveal what's behind the curtain, but to give you a better idea, I'm in collaboration with top players for scores and a proposed score for bride of pinbot may be: Bride of Pin-Bot=9*bil A, 5 bil B, 2 Bil C. These scores are not official and any score with a * denotes a perfect hall of fame score for a game. Only a few games have the *. Read my post below on the first change. Cheers
......I hope one day FarSight makes user-generated tournaments possible, which could make the planning of such events a bit easier.
Yeah, I'd have to guess that midnight to 6 am (US Eastern) on a Monday morning probably won't attract much of anyone, nor will 5 am intruding into the work day for Europe. I get the part that if you don't like it you can start your own tournament... but you might find this one to be pretty lonely. Don't mean to be cynical, but honestly your structure here probably just isn't going to attract enough players to make the divisions and progression mean anything.
Also, you keep talking Pacific Standard Time, but you probably really mean Daylight as that's what's in effect.