It depends a lot on the participants.
The first tournie I did with SF5 was lightning quick, but to be fair, the
game is paced faster due to 2 rounds.
The short answer is, I don't know.
I worked it out once where I took 3 match averages including setting up
participants. I just can't remember.
Soz Stu
On Fri, Apr 13, 2018, 08:27 Donaldson, Alasdair <
alasdair.donaldson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Guys,
So I’ve gone through the MSSA official rules for Tekken. They’re bad.
There are references to things that don’t make sense for fighting games
(teams will have a time penalty… etc.) and probably related to FPS games or
something.
I’ve attached the Tekken rules taken out of the IESF regs (
https://www.ie-sf.org/).
They actually seem okay. The only question is the number of people
involved and at what point you switch from a general tournament (round
robin or double elim) to having group stages. Subce the Provincials/Team
Trials have to be finished within 8 hours, this would limit the number of
entrance. Considering half the time the Provincial ones have random folks
attending who just rock up on the day, that’s definitely been a problem in
the past.
From the guy that have run tournaments – SAP, Nick – for something like
double elim, assuming 8 hours, how many people would you have in a
tournament like that?
Thinking of changing the overall regs to fix that issue – no more random
kids from Pitsonderwater getting colours because they were the only one at
their tournament. I’ll get around to that later. Also fixing the email
contact because right now there is only 1 person who can respond to emails,
so the backlog can get out of hand.
First things first though – the Tekken specific rules. Can folks here give
these a quick read and let me know if you think they’re okay to use on the
MSSA side.
Also, would anything here need to change for Street Fighter rules.
One addition would be the DLC characters. IESF rules say no DLC characters
if you have to pay for them. Any from patches/updates are fine.
Work has been owning me…
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