Here’s the format:
Bo3
Single elimination
Fast Timer
Double KO counts as a win for both players. If this would result in both players getting their second win then the player that has the least amount of negative HP wins the set (Example Grave at 1hp vs Setsuki at 8hp a Q clash would result in a Grave win). If both fighters have the same amount of negative HP then the player that started with the lower amount of HP wins the game. If it’s still tied then use alphabetical order to break the tie (the selected characters name, not yours). If it’s still tied after that then play another game (blind pick)
Blind pick for first round standard counter pick after that (loser may switch, winner must stay the same). If a double KO happens and the set still isn’t over then do another blind pick for the final round.
If both players want hands on then hands can be turned on. If either player wants chat turned off then chat must be turned off.
This time the tournament will happen no matter how many sign up. Let’s just play some competitive Yomi.
The earlier, the better (I’m usually just putzing around the house from 7-11am EST). I suppose I could participate if it were bumped up even an hour earlier. I am unavailable that afternoon, but given the format, it seems like it will be a pretty short tournament (and I’m likely to lose early )
Just wanted to point out to those that understandably didn’t read the OP that the one difference in this tournament from the last one, besides the date, is this tournament will take place regardless of how many people show up.
I assume this means that the earlier letter in alphabetical order wins? i.e. BBB beats Grave (if both hit each other with 8-damage Jacks while at the same health and double KO)?
The alphabetical tie breaker is the third breaker so should come up hopefully never. In this case BBB would win because he started with less HP. But yes Higher up the alphabet is better. For example Midori and Quince clash AA, they both have one win (because this is the only time the tie breaker matters), and both end up at the same negative HP, Midori would win the set because earlier in alphabet.
Whoops. I’m sick atm so my heads a little fuzzy. I thought I misstated something in the quoted post but when I realized I hadn’t I undid the edit. Must have slipped in a letter without realizing it. It’s fixed now, thanks.