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IS IT TIME FOR TOURNEYS?
Posted by
LADY_AWE
(VIP) 17 Jan 2015 10:25pm
I've been watching the challenge area lately and noticed how much more use of this ladder-climbing method is being used. That's a good thing. However, we are completely missing another great tool for rung advancement - tourneys. Not only does it encourage playing for tickets, it also has a built-in ladder advancement and strategy that can't be found in one-on-one matches. We used to have regularly scheduled tournaments in the past. I realize it takes the focus of a TD or two to get the troops trained. But I think it's time. Any thoughts from fellow VIPs?
Maybe?
Posted by
GoDiva
(TD) 21 Jan 2015 9:30pm
Ok, let's try!
Solution?
Posted by
cradlelazy
(VIP) 31 Jan 2016 12:43pm
i would love to play in tourneys but unfortunately, i dont see many oppurtunities to do so. im assuming its because the td's are not aware of that setting a 300 point game is more likely to attract players rather than a very short 200 point game that could easily be won in 2 hands. lol IJS
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