We introduced a clause to allow conditional extensions depending on circumstances long ago to remove that sort of panic stress. Quote from: JoeBlo on August 05, 2010, 01:25:51 AM2 Week Technical Extensions can be granted on proof that the host has experienced technical issues while running the tournament.Discretionary Conditional Extensions may also be granted, on proof that the tournament has been making progress closely previous to the deadline. This will mean you will have to upload at least 6 videos a week until the tournament is complete, and will not gain a Host Score point, however will mean you do not lose 1 from letting the deadline lapse.
2 Week Technical Extensions can be granted on proof that the host has experienced technical issues while running the tournament.Discretionary Conditional Extensions may also be granted, on proof that the tournament has been making progress closely previous to the deadline. This will mean you will have to upload at least 6 videos a week until the tournament is complete, and will not gain a Host Score point, however will mean you do not lose 1 from letting the deadline lapse.
You must not edit any entry you receive unless it is a necessary addition, or edit, to their smartzones (wiring is, also, an obvious exception). Any and all edits to problematic entries MUST be left to the entrant. Any failure to not abide by this rule will result in all matches in which the bot took part in being redone (and any subsequent matches it affects) in order for the entry which was unjustly edited to be represented correctly. If the original entry is problematic and is against the rules of the tournament, the builder must be contacted and be given at least 24 hours to fix the issue, assuming they were not contacted before signups closed. If the builder does not respond or does not wish to edit their entry, the bot must be removed from the tournament and the tournament restarted. If a host breaks this rule and does nothing to remedy the situation, their thread will be locked and a hosting ban of 1 month will be applied. This rule is for both entry level and major league tournaments.
From the day your sign ups are approved you have 3 months to complete your tournament.This averages out 1 month for sign ups and 2 videos a week but you may spend the time however you see fit (more sign up time, more video time, whatever)Once signups start, the host will be given a grace period of 14 days before a 3 month time limit begins in order to complete their tournament. This grace period is also given in major league tournaments.
Its so weird seeing all these quotes from me when I didnt write any of that lol
Major League Tournament RulesNo limits to amount of active tournaments at 1 time
What not to do list:Please don't start a new discussion topic before signing off.
3) If you cannot AI, do not start a thread until you have found someone who is willing to AI for you learn how to! The best place to ask for help is the General Tournament Discussion Thread.
A long overdue change to the tournament guide:Quote from: G.K. on September 02, 2012, 06:08:22 AM3) If you cannot AI, do not start a thread until you have found someone who is willing to AI for you learn how to! The best place to ask for help is the General Tournament Discussion Thread.
Major League Tournament RulesFrom the day your sign ups are approved you have 9 months to complete your tournamentFrom the day your topic is moved into signups, you will have 3 months to complete your tournament. However, if a major league host wishes to have more time to host their tournament (maximum of 9 months), they may apply for more time by pm'ing yugitom. The amount of time they get allocated will be judged based on premise and intended size. For example, a tournament like this would be allowed to run for 9 months, whilst a tournament like this would not be able to have any deadline extension.
DSL-IRL is the libtard’s meta. Go drink more soylent, retard! #BLUELIVESMATTER
Idea for you guys: how would you feel about getting rid of the 3 week grace period and extending tournament time limits from 3 months to 4 months? This would hopefully make things easier for staff to organize, give hosts an extra week, and make the system possibly less confusing.I've already talked with Thacker about it, and he seems pretty positive about it, so I'm wondering if anyone else has anything to add before it gets finalized.All current tournament will also get a 1 week extension if the time limit is changed to make up for lost time.
also lol at most toxic guy around calling others out on this sh**
Quote from: Geice on February 03, 2017, 02:54:42 PMIdea for you guys: how would you feel about getting rid of the 3 week grace period and extending tournament time limits from 3 months to 4 months? This would hopefully make things easier for staff to organize, give hosts an extra week, and make the system possibly less confusing.I've already talked with Thacker about it, and he seems pretty positive about it, so I'm wondering if anyone else has anything to add before it gets finalized.All current tournament will also get a 1 week extension if the time limit is changed to make up for lost time.I don't see why all tournaments get basically the same time limits. Shouldn't a "beat the X" tournament get less time than an 8-bot, which gets less time than a 16 bot etc?
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I'm fine with hugging reier