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What do teams do?

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#1 · Hjallti

1 Jun 2011

I actually still don't understand what the concept of 'team' means on this site. Can someone explain from scratch?

#2 · MRFvR

1 Jun 2011

Its quite simple: for each game with at least 5 teams a team championship is played. This championship works exactly like individual championship, except, that its the teams which face each other in each championship league. For now, only StreetSoccer and EinStein würfelt nicht! started its team championships and they both only have one league (for now).

In each team x team face-off eight games are played (four with 'white' and four with 'black'). If a team has exactly eight players, each player play one game against one player of the opposing team. If team has less than eight player, some of them will play more than one game against each opposing team. If the team has more than eight players, some of them (the lower rated when face-off starts) won't be playing at all.

If you want to join a EWN team, you'd be most welcomed in my Sobral1919. Just send me a message and I'll invite you (you wouldn't be playing 1st championship, as it has already started).

#3 · Aganju

1 Jun 2011

does that invite count for me too?

#4 · MRFvR

1 Jun 2011

Of course, anyone is welcome in any of my teams, at least until they misbehave. Just send me a message telling which (if any) of my teams you want to join.

#5 · Ingo Althofer

4 Jun 2011

I have a question on team tournaments.

For the final ranking, what is more important:

number of points or score?

Let's assume a fictive result:

"Waldorf and his bot(s)" vs "EinStein Italia" 3:5

Does this mean (from Waldorfs view): 0:2 points and 3:5 score?

Another fictive example:

"Waldorf and his bot(s)" vs "EinStein Italia" 4:4

Does this mean (from Waldorfs view): 1:1 points and 4:4 score?

Thx in advance for enlightening.

Ingo alias Waldorf (Statler might know the answer, but currently

he is not in the balcony)

#6 · Ingo Althofer

6 Jun 2011

Currently there is still potential for improvement

in the LG information in team matches.

Look for instance at

click

There you read

"Team match: Serendipity vs. Waldorf and his Bots null : null ",

although team Waldorf has won already two of the eight matches.

A more helpful line might be

"Team match: Serendipity vs. Waldorf and his Bots 0:4 - six games pending "

Ingo.

#7 · Ingo Althofer

6 Jun 2011

Hello Richard,

good service.

Thank you, Ingo.

#8 · KPT

6 Jun 2011

My team is going to killme for that.

#9 · Ingo Althofer

6 Jun 2011

> My team is going to killme for that.

Hi Kpato,

at most symbolically. In real life there

is no danger. We are a peaceful community

on a peaceful server.

Shalom, Ingo

#10 · LeCanardfou

6 Jun 2011

Don't worry kpato. I'm considering committing suicide before my team find my awful results.

#11 · ypercube

7 Jun 2011

No worries, kpato. We ain't gonna kill you. We'll just force you into smoking a few cigarettes.

#12 · Duke of Prunes

7 Jun 2011

Jes, ten cigarettes. (We're just deciding the 10 brands.)

#13 · Ingo Althofer

7 Jun 2011

Duke, shame on you:

you are a direct opponent of kpato (in EWN).

Waldorf

#15 · MRFvR

7 Jun 2011

341 opponents or 341 games?

#17 · Ingo Althofer

9 Jun 2011

Richard has introduced a new feature for the sites

of team tournaments. Now, directly below the

tournament table, the top ten list of performers

is given.

Thanks, Richard! Ingo.

#18 · MRFvR

9 Jun 2011

If he also includes the worst 10, my name will pop in!

#19 · Dvd Avins

10 Jun 2011

If it ranked players by points won minus points lost, I think it would be better for tournaments in progress. My perfect score in one game doesn't mean nearly as much as JJ10's 8-3 record (16 points in 11 games).

#20 · Ingo Althofer

11 Jun 2011

Or another proposal:

Make the top ten list by ratios (like now), but

include only players who have finished at least

3 or 4 games.

Ingo.