Ye that's basically 18.7 hours since sunday.

Some people (YANKS!) were late. Do they even care????

Should go live soon.

I always thought pencil jumping was when you do a really shit jump with very little forward momentum and no strafing.

if i make all the teams can i have all the keys

Should make double donks only occur when the cannonball is actually primed part way so you can't just tap spam it. Hitbox should probably be fixed as well but it's not the biggest problem with it.

I have to disagree with a lot of this to be honest. Maybe other teams had a different experience, but we were never contacted regarding a finalised date and time. I had a vague idea because I discussed it with you initially, but it wasn't till I stumbled upon the dates elsewhere that I learned they were finalised. I even said at the time that it would be much better to stick to a series of weeknights as getting an entire weekend free two weeks before LAN would be quite tough, considering anyone who works already had to get a weekend off in the same time period.

As for the times, they were not made clear to the teams until the official announcement that was put out 10 days before the event. The bulk of people missing today were absent because of unavoidable commitments, mainly work, which cannot be rearranged with 10 days notice for most people and would not have been rearranged for something that was not confirmed or finalized. Hafficool being absent from the final group A game was caused by it being delayed so much by a ddos, as well as other teams being late (and possibly an escaped chicken)

Furthermore, two of the teams had their Saturday schedule changed entirely when their groups were switched with a few days notice for some nonsensical reason. I don't know if this particularly affected the roster Lego showed up with, but with all this combined, it seems kind of ridiculous to say it couldn't be better organised in terms of schedule and communication with teams.

last note: This is more of a suggestion than critique, but I think it would be a lot better to create a document/email that is sent to all invited teams and provides full details of the tournament. Word-of-mouth is very iffy even when it's teams discussing amongst themselves. It might be almost a week or more after you casually tell me the proposed dates before I'm with my team on mumble, and then when I relay that information they are required to go away and check their schedule, come back and double check the dates (they have nothing official to refer to), then the next time we are on mumble we forget to discuss it because we had a hectic game or something. I'm rambling at this point with vague examples, but you see what I mean I hope. Obviously, none of this is an organiser's fault, but it's a very obvious and preventable problem if there is something concrete to refer to.It's not normally an issue or excuse for regular competitions because they are public, meaning the dates and times have to be published way in advance. I can see why you delay announcing invite tournaments until the best moment from a marketing standpoint, but they should still be something official to refer to behind the scenes for those involved.

Also sorry for terrible grammar, dictating is aids.

Beaters trailer got 20k views in a day (that's quadruple what his average videos get in their lifetime). While that's not MASSIVE, it's a pretty substantial difference.

never forget gandalfs cave

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dignitas forever

We tried this shortly after the update and encountered numerous issues (was running default hud as none were fixed yet, so wasn't a hud thing). Did something change and it actually works now?

Really discourages lower teams to signup. They have to rush home from school/work and get their shit sorted to get fucked in 5 minutes and be out.

Also theres a command, I'm not sure what it is (maybe someone can fill in for me) that prevents friendly players pushing each other around when they make contact. It's enabled on all eu competitive games and would be nice to have it in these cups.

Any chance the wednesday cups could start a bit later (1-2 hours)? Would really like to play these but people can't get home from work in time.

Confirmed, but I never touched seagull. Pretty sure he was pissed at the yelling that went on for 10 minutes before he actually stood up. Absolving myself boys.

I'm not sure if the American tournament can actually last seven hours (the European one cannot), but for 90% of teams it definitely won't go anywhere near that long. Might as well play and see how you do and if you end up going all the way; worry about it at the time.