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Tournament Archives / Re: RoboGauntlet - Signups
« on: November 20, 2016, 08:55:59 AM »
Entries Received: Jamied666 and Rob Collins

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Tournament Archives / Re: RoboGauntlet - Signups
« on: November 20, 2016, 06:10:52 AM »
Entry accepted: Badger

Entry Received: F1Krazy

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Tournament Archives / Re: RoboGauntlet - Signups
« on: November 19, 2016, 06:52:01 PM »
As per usual, 1 month for signups. After 1 week, you can send your second 'bot, so choose your first one wisely. ;)

EDIT: We have our first entry received, but not fully AI'ed: Guldenflame

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Tournament Archives / Re: RoboGauntlet - Discussion
« on: November 19, 2016, 01:53:34 PM »
Why cruiserweight? It's a stupid weightclass, waste of time. Do HW or MW.
If it was middleweight, the robots would struggle in rounds 1 and 3, while heavyweights would get through those rounds too easy. I went for the cruiserweight class in the end. That, and I already did a HW tournament prior, so I am going for another weightclass.

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Tournament Archives / Re: RoboGauntlet - Discussion
« on: November 19, 2016, 04:13:14 AM »
If two go through from the Heat, won't that screw with the Grand Final bracket?
If 2 robots tie in the heats, then they both go through to the heat final. The final fight still has the robots battling it out until one robot remains, however.

In the case of both robots tying in the grand final, both robots have to fight in the duel again, where the winner goes through.

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Tournament Archives / RoboGauntlet - Signups (Closed)
« on: November 18, 2016, 01:23:44 PM »


If I don't explain stuff that well, then I apologise for that.

Main Rules:
DSL 2.2 - Strict IRL
CruiserWeights (399.1-600.0KGs)
I am giving 1 month for signups. This will either increase or decrease depending on signup numbers.
24 entrants are allowed in, with one entrant per person. This will increase to 2 entrants per person after 1 week into signups.
I am capable of AI'ing your own robots, but I am not that good at AI'ing, so I would highly suggest that you do it yourself.
I reserve the right to disqualify your robot for any reason, including if it is seen to be tryhard or if it is not IRL enough.
If your robot is rejected, then you will not get a spot reserved. You can, however, attempt to enter as many robots as you can until you are accepted.
In the case your robot is first accepted, then your robot can only be modified or changed once, so be careful with your entry.

Building Rules:
All robots can have either wheels, treads or shuffling pods for locomotion. They must, however, show controlled movement.
--Wheels and treads provide no weight cushion, but shufflers gain an extra 100 KGs for use.
----Shufflers can not use weaponry on their locomotion and at least 200KGs must be used on the shuffling mechanism.
The nature of the tournament means that SnS'es (both standard and MeltyBrain) are banned.
Clusterbots/Distraction Robots/Drones are banned this time around.
Your robot can utilise modular weaponry and setups, but they must not deviate that far from the original design of the robots.
--Be warned that I will give you a certain time limit for you to make your choices. If not, then I will decide your robot's setup, so be careful.
Both versions of the DSC IRL pack are allowed.
Cheatbot2 is completely banned.
BFE and CF are allowed for aesthetic purposes.
All of the in-game glitches are allowed.

Battle Rules:
Each of the 24 robots will be randomly split into 6 heats of 4, where they will then be drawn into 2 groups of 2 where the robots battle each other.
The winner of each set of 2 goes on to the Heat Final, where the 2 robots have to battle until someone reaches the Grand Final.
The 6 robots then fight in the Grand final, where the robots will compete against each other in 3 groups of 2. The top 3 robots from each group will advance to the True Grand Final, where the robot who wins the battle wins the tournament.
I am not disqualifying robots for havoking. In the case of a havok, the match will be restarted until there is a match with minimal havok explosions.

The Scoring System:
Points will be gained based on the overall prowess of robots and how well the robots do in the events.
Whoever gains the most points at the end of the 4 rounds will go through to the Heat Final/Grand Final.

Points System For All 4 Rounds:

Round 1: Dummy Destruction

Round 2: King Of The Hill

Round 3: Sumo Basho

Round 4: Duel

Heat/Grand Final: Final Fight

Extra Battles:
Grudge Matches between robots can be requested inside the arenas that are used. You can fight whoever you want to, but there will be one grudge match per person.
An end-tournament rumble will be hosted, where all of the competitors fight to see who is the rumble champion.
--Each match lasts for 3 minutes in the Ring Arena.
Finally, awards will be hosted once the tournament finishes. The awards will be revealed once we get to them.

Green: Ready
Amber: Received and accepted, but not ready
Red: Rejected (PM will be sent regarding what is wrong)
Italics - Update has been used

(As of 27th November, 00:00 (British Timezone or w/e you call it), second entries are now allowed in.)

Entrant List:
01: Guldenflame - Antimony
02: Badger - Bargain Bin Shovel
03: F1Krazy - Minor Discord 2
04: Jamied666 - Hit 'N' Miss
05: Rob Collins - Reading Steiner
06: dragonsteincole - Queen Lance-A-Frog
07: firestorm999 - Unusual Trapezium
08: HavokMcSplosion - Titanium Hide
09: Baconus_Yum - Broken Tuna Can
10: Avalanche - Onslaught Evolution
11: Thrackerzod - Waluigi Time Hammer
12: Tashic - Fangs
13: Sylandro - Scorpius
14: botomatic1000 - Bloodwing
15: Badnik96 - Short Stack
16: Guldenflame - The Absolute Best Flipper Out There (T.A.B.F.O.T)
17: Badger - Mechawhore
18: Baconus_Yum - Cyclone
19: Kurt - Scorpion
20: firestorm999 - Bullet Bot's Revenge
21: 090901 - Gronk, The Tight End
22: Avalanche - Anti Gravity Evo
23: 090901 - The Big E
24: Jamied666 - Not PP3D*
25: botomatic1000 - Blue Marlin*
26: Rob Collins - Spinneroo, Mate*
27: Craaig - Sliceberg-C*

*The bottom 4 entries got entered at the same time, so to decide who takes spot 24, the 4 entries will fight in the Ring Arena.

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 17, 2016, 04:36:24 AM »

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 16, 2016, 01:32:38 PM »

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 16, 2016, 01:07:26 PM »

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 16, 2016, 12:24:27 PM »

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Tournament Archives / Re: Death Battle - SBV And Awards
« on: November 16, 2016, 10:05:44 AM »
Your votes have been tallied and the awards have been given in! The winners of all the awards are...

...in the spoilers. Here are the winners!

Best Robot:

Worst Robot:

Coolest Robot:

Unluckiest Robot:

Most Feared Robot:

Best Battle:

And with that, Death Battle is now officially over. Thank you to all who have enjoyed this tournament and I hope to see you all next time!

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 15, 2016, 12:23:28 PM »

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Tournament Archives / Re: Death Battle - SBV And Awards
« on: November 15, 2016, 09:36:40 AM »
There's only 24 hours left for awards. If you want to get your votes in, then do so quickly.

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 14, 2016, 02:24:24 PM »
Does the winner of the losers bracket go out or am i being an idiot? I just want to know.

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 14, 2016, 11:26:15 AM »
Oh, god, Badger's going to win it all, isn't he? I guess when you tryhard it, you succeed well.


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Tournament Archives / Re: Death Battle - SBV And Awards
« on: November 14, 2016, 09:39:16 AM »
Okay, can we just all shut the hell up before this flame war goes out of bleedin' control and someone gets banned? Baconus' entry was not a good joke entrant, we get it, you don't need to relentlessly go at each-others throats as this is getting ridiculous. Avalanche, I get that you want to give Baconus_Yum criticism, I understand that, but being a total prick about it is not the way to go about it. Now can we all stop measuring eachother's d*cks before someone is banned?

Also, there's over 48 hours left for awards.

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Tournament Archives / Re: Death Battle - SBV And Awards
« on: November 13, 2016, 09:45:53 AM »
It's time to finish the tournament for good! And what better way to do that than with a 16-robot free-for all rumble where only 1 will succeed?
The vids are in spoilers as I had to split it into 2 parts. Because YouTube. ;P

And now it's time to end off with an awards ceremony! Here are the awards:
Best Robot:
Worst Robot:
Coolest Robot:
Unluckiest Robot:
Most Feared Robot:
Best Battle:

For reference, here are the statcards for all of the robots:

You cannot vote for yourself in these awards (with the exception being for the best battle award). You have 72 hours to give me your awards. ;)

I might as well throw in my own nominations as well.
Best Robot:
Worst Robot:
Coolest Robot:
Unluckiest Robot:
Most Feared Robot:
Best Battle:

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Tournament Archives / Re: WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER - SBV
« on: November 12, 2016, 07:07:28 PM »
Oh, god, Badger's going to win it all, isn't he? I guess when you tryhard it, you succeed well.

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Existing Games / Re: Minecraft.
« on: November 12, 2016, 03:17:41 PM »
Sounds quite neat. I'm up for giving a GTM MineCraft server a go.

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DSL TC Showcases / Re: DemonOfTomorrow's Deadly(ish) DSL Showcase
« on: November 12, 2016, 03:05:38 PM »
For those of you wondering how I got Siphoner's weaponry the way I made it, this is how.

There's a baseplate anchor with a 6-mag placed on the anchor. There is a 150cm disc placed on it with a 60cm steel extender CF'd on to the disc on the motor and then another 150cm disc is placed on top of the extender. The rest is pretty obvious.

Also, I created a new robot. Here's Mercury.

Features 2 weaponed drums and is made in a similar vein to drumbots like Salad Tosser. Weighs exactly 800KGS, but has 3mm plastic armour, unfortunately.

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