fv100 wrote:The better solution IMO is to have someone run a stream on the weekend for intermediate exhibition matches - the idea being that having people watch you play on twitch makes the game more exciting. Players would rotate in and out after each match (maybe king of the hill style, with a max of 3 games in a row?).
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A streamer hosts a lobby called "1v1 intermediate". Loser of each match swaps with the next observer in line, winner stays in for up to 3 or so games before giving up his slot.
If there's enough interest/streamers it might be possible to host multiple lobbies simultaneously.
from this thread: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1370
credit goes to vapor for thinking this up.
it's an awesome idea imo. basically at some point in the week, perhaps on the weekends. we do "exhibition" matches, to my understanding it would basically be a bit like an open-to-all tournament, the difference being no prizes other than a pat on the back (and perhaps no registration required?) these matches would purely be a show of skill and for fun. these games would be streamed, and it would also be really nice to help players improve, as they can watch over their own games and hear the streamer(s) criticism on their play, and thus improve.
what are peoples thoughts on this? perhaps if we do a trial of it at some point in January. and it's successful maybe we could make it an official event that goes on every week.
i for one would be willing to stream these (but im by no means the best player, so in nurlands words
Nurland wrote:Can also most likely hop in if somebody needs a co-swagster
im not sure who would organise it, i suppose if vapor isn't willing either me or swift could give it a shot.
i dont think it would strictly need to be 1v1s either. perhaps every so often there would be a 2v2 or a 3v3 version if it proves popular enough.












