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STINGERSIX78 01-29-2010 07:07 AM

pls, lets make it easy as possible.
simple ladder system, 2vs2 min. ....
remember:
sometimes, the whole uk team couldnt bring 3 players into operation.

Mage_016 01-29-2010 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by kozzm0 (Post 140189)
Bump...



So, a chance for me to avenge my elimination round loss to you, eh? :)

That is a good idea, unfortunately a lot of the AoA players have disappeared, but it would be an active ladder.

Since I had to bump this thread, how about if we designate a few experienced players to pick teams of 3 or 4, just to keep people active, with a simple rule for keeping them balanced: no team can have two players ranked in the top 12 in any one mode, or 3 in the top 24.

I think getting 24 active players for 8 teams is quite hard. And can we do anything with 8 teams or less?

Balancing teams is important, but most of the active players are already in top 24. Do we need list of active players now?

Should there be 2 or 3 matches per week. For win 3 point's, tie plus 1point, lose 0 and if misses a match it's -1 point for those who didn't show up and +1 for those who waited for nothing.

Spitfire23 01-29-2010 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Mage_016 (Post 140262)
Should there be 2 or 3 matches per week. For win 3 point's, tie plus 1point, lose 0 and if misses a match it's -1 point for those who didn't show up and +1 for those who waited for nothing.

That seems like a fair way of doing things, this way players might feel compelled to play the matches in fear of letting thier team down

Mage_016 01-29-2010 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Spitfire23 (Post 140287)
That seems like a fair way of doing things, this way players might feel compelled to play the matches in fear of letting thier team down

Yeah, I think there should be more activity by this way.

By the way, nice sig...

Spitfire23 01-29-2010 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Mage_016 (Post 140292)
Yeah, I think there should be more activity by this way.

By the way, nice sig...

Yeah we can only hope 'Fingers Crossed' I for one will put as much time as possible into it this time around

Cheers, not long finished it. Got photoshop the other day so i'm still getting to grips with it all. Not bad for a first effort though i guess ;)

lost cause 01-30-2010 02:08 AM

I would go with teams format, ladder or season, and I know 8-10 other pilots who would too. I play all the time and don't want to miss this one. Lots of players don't visit this website so we have to get it out word of mouth. If we are seriously going to do something, please sticky it so I can find it readily. I will monitor this and stay tuned. Oh yeah, we might want to get it done before GT5 comes out.

kozzm0 02-01-2010 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Mage_016 (Post 140262)
I think getting 24 active players for 8 teams is quite hard. And can we do anything with 8 teams or less?

Balancing teams is important, but most of the active players are already in top 24. Do we need list of active players now?

Should there be 2 or 3 matches per week. For win 3 point's, tie plus 1point, lose 0 and if misses a match it's -1 point for those who didn't show up and +1 for those who waited for nothing.

We don't have to start with 8, that's what's good about ladders. All we have to do is form teams and start playing matches. Even 4 would be enough. Once it starts, I think there'll be a big "snowball effect."

It's true it might be hard to avoid 3 in the top 24 on the leaderboards, at first, especially if you speak French as I think the three most active French-speaking players are all top 24 in team battle and/or dogfight. Using at most one top-12 in any one mode per team would be easier to start. If it's not, we could change it to top 8.

The reason I think top 12 would work is probably no more than half of them are gonna join up, at least at first. A ladder can end up with dozens of teams once people notice it.

I agree with a 3-1-0 scoring system, except maybe a no-show should be worth 1/2 point. When I ran a Warhawk clan on the Gamebattles ladder, it gave out too many points for forfeits, and it kind of ruined it.

How about if a few of us volunteer to round up teams, then once there are at least 4 teams, we'll hash out the exact rules as founding team reps.

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also mage I thought some more about your idea of using AoA as the start of an individual ladder, I think it would be a good way of avoiding schedule problems since you can challenge any of 8 players. I think maybe the top 8 could be ranked first by successful defenses, and then for tie-breakers, use first overall ladder record, then original AoA rank. To keep the bottom 8 from avoiding challenging the #1 spot, they could challenge the top 8 as a group, and the first one to accept is the one they fight. If nobody defends the challenge, the challenger takes over #8. And any top 8 who fail to defend at least once every two weeks fall back to the 9-16 group.

So if you're ranked 9-16, you issue the challenge by sending PSN to each of the top 8, and you might get lucky, or you might get Mirgervin. Same if you're unranked and challenge 9-16.

Also the 1-8 and 9-16 could challenge each other to determine their overall records and order.

Mage_016 02-01-2010 04:27 AM

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Originally Posted by kozzm0 (Post 140797)
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also mage I thought some more about your idea of using AoA as the start of an individual ladder, I think it would be a good way of avoiding schedule problems since you can challenge any of 8 players. I think maybe the top 8 could be ranked first by successful defenses, and then for tie-breakers, use first overall ladder record, then original AoA rank. To keep the bottom 8 from avoiding challenging the #1 spot, they could challenge the top 8 as a group, and the first one to accept is the one they fight. If nobody defends the challenge, the challenger takes over #8. And any top 8 who fail to defend at least once every two weeks fall back to the 9-16 group.

So if you're ranked 9-16, you issue the challenge by sending PSN to each of the top 8, and you might get lucky, or you might get Mirgervin. Same if you're unranked and challenge 9-16.

Also the 1-8 and 9-16 could challenge each other to determine their overall records and order.

That sounds really good. Inactive players will drop down in a month. I'd still like that you can't challenge #1 if you haven't won a challenge/defence for top-8 yet.
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Originally Posted by kozzm0 (Post 140797)
I think maybe the top 8 could be ranked first by successful defenses, and then for tie-breakers, use first overall ladder record, then original AoA rank.

This is what I didn't understand. Is this just what I said above or...? I'm sorry about my english skills..

STINGERSIX78 02-01-2010 03:32 PM

hmmm... i think, it too complicate. :(

lost cause 02-01-2010 11:03 PM

I agree with Stinger. Don't get too complicated. Make up teams and get after it. I wasn't there, but complications killed Battle for Europe. Right? The biggest problem would be Mirgirvan, tagandbagem, and Dinho28 on the same team, or something of that nature. Players in the top 8 or 10 or something similiar cannot be on the same team. They would totally rule.

On another note, I have noticed through experience that the best dogfighters are not necessarilly the best at strike and cta. I have also noted that everyone is capable of having bad games and bad days. I played the three shittiest games ever Sunday afternoon. And I mean shitty!!!!!! I was embaraced! Then turned in a best score in game for team battle with a group of top 20 players, including tagemandbagem. So anything is possible. But we need to get a move on!!!! It's Feb 1st already.


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