Weekday Warfare 7
Дата: 27.02.2015 20:08:16
sirericbreheny, on Feb 26 2015 - 15:19, said: Nice I thought there had to be some monkeywrench as a clause
to the Tournaments and this is it. In 3 rounds 39 or
more......you might as well add Mount Everest to it.
I am seeing the matches
favor only those teams that do better in 3 rounds and not even in a
single game for a single grouping per day. Any team that can
do better than 39 points and keep that into all their 3 rounds do
not need to worry about other competitors fighting them if they
even get draws in all their matches the other teams get dropped
into the basement...yesss??? In a draw the 2 teams should be
able to fight a match again, deciding if one or the other might
win, this would be more fair than the current system that their
stats be frozen at the point of how well they did during a Group
Stage, all I see now is the High Tiers making monkeys out of any
new teams trying to attempt to win in the tournaments.
Another little gem about the tournaments....any tournament scored
in the current manner is that for 3 rounds if you keep up your
group score of 39 points it amounts to 117%, when you add it up on
a calculator.....MOUNT EVEREST INDEED.Trevzor: Hey man, I'm trying to understand where your confusion regarding
the structure of our Weekday Warfare tournaments and I am having a
bit of trouble. If you can clear up my confusion, I will be more
than happy explain exactly how our system works. In general
there are two parts to Weekday Warfare: Group Stage Days 1-3 and
Group Stage 4&5. I will break down exactly how the scoring and
standings work for each day. Day 1) All Teams that have
successfully applied for the Weekday Warfare are accepted and
randomly seeded into groups. Our goal is to keep the groups as
close to 8 teams per group, but sometimes there could be as few as
6 per group. These groups are Round Robin style tournaments,
meaning all teams in the group play each other once. All
matches played are worth points. The point system is 3 for a win, 1
for a draw, and 0 for a loss. The reason we don't have drawn
matches play until there is a winner is because then games could go
on for hours with one or both teams playing for the draw. Speaking
from personal experience, that is not a fun time trying to not lose
but knowing that a draw means you get a do over. Once Day 1 is
over, all the points your team has earned is then compared to the
total amount of points you could have earned (the number
of games you played multiplied by 3.) This WIN RATIO is
compared to the teams from the other groups, establishing the
overall rankings that are posted and labeled Weekday Warfare
X Group Stage Standings: Day 1. This is why you can see
multiple teams come in at specific rank (e.g 4 teams tied for 1st.)
It is at this point that the bottom 5% of teams in the tournament
based on rank are removed from further contention. If there is a
tie for the rank that is being removed, all teams in that rank are
removed. Day 2) All remaining teams from Day 1 are randomly
seeded into new groups and Round Robin play starts again. Once this
round is over, your team's points from this round are added to the
points from the previous round. They are then compared to the total
amount of points your team could have earned (the total
number of games played over the two days and then multiplied by
3.) This WIN RATIO is compared to the teams from the
other groups, establishing the new overall rankings that are
posted labeled Weekday Warfare X Group Stage Standings:
Day 2. At this point the bottom 5% of teams who played in Day
2 based on overall Day 2 rank are removed from further
contention. If there is a tie for the rank that is being removed,
all teams in that rank are removed. Day 3) All
remaining teams from Day 2 are randomly seeded into new groups
and Round Robin play starts again. Once this round is over, your
team's points from this round are added to the points from the
previous two rounds. They are then compared to the total amount of
points your team could have earned (the total number of
games played over the three days and then multiplied by
3.) This WIN RATIO is compared to the teams from the
other groups, establishing the new overall rankings that are
posted labeled Weekday Warfare X Group Stage Standings:
Day 3. At this point the top 16 teams based on rank are moved on to
Group Stages 4&5 and all previous points are erased. If there
is a tie for 16th place, all teams are moved up. This does not
extend the prize pool that is based on rank. Day 4) The top
16 teams from Group Stage Days 1-3 are randomly seeded into
groups and Round Robin play starts again. Once Day 4 is over,
all the points your team has earned is then compared to the total
amount of points you could have earned (the number of
games you played multiplied by 3.) This WIN RATIO is
compared to the teams from the other group(s), establishing the
overall rankings that are posted and labeled Weekday Warfare
X Group Stage Standings: Day 4. Day 5) The
top 16 teams from Group Stage Days 1-3 are randomly seeded
into groups and Round Robin play starts again. Once this
round is over, your team's points from this round are added to the
points from the previous round. They are then compared to the total
amount of points your team could have earned (the total
number of games played over the two days and then multiplied by
3.) This WIN RATIO is compared to the teams from the
other groups, establishing the final overall rankings that are
posted labeled Weekday Warfare X Group Stage Standings:
Final Rankings. Hope this clears up your confusion!
If not, let me know what you are confused about and I'll be happy
to explain whatever you need. Cheers!
Weekday Warfare 7