SloaneRisette
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What has he even done since marvel 3 launched? I don't recall him winning anything except a MM against rayray, which anyone knew he would win :|
He won ECT that year too.
Well, he more than likely split ECT with Justin.
What has he even done since marvel 3 launched? I don't recall him winning anything except a MM against rayray, which anyone knew he would win :|
lolFanatiq saying Streaming tournaments is easy, that 1 man can do it since there "is not a lot equipment".
What has he even done since marvel 3 launched? I don't recall him winning anything except a MM against rayray, which anyone knew he would win :|
Keits' style of payout is to pay roughly the top 10%, with the bottom of that group just barely making back their entry fee.
Won ECT and placed many top 8 including evo top 8 in 2011
He won ECT that year too.
Well, he more than likely split ECT with Justin.
Next week.... at E3.....
I heard that Keits likes to do a different payout split than the 70-20-10 that you see at other majors or however they divide it up. where it's mostly top heavy. IIRC I remember the reasoning is that more of the money is split so more people make back their registration fee, so the top 8 would get less more people (say top 32 for this example I don't know the exact figure) would get back at least the reg fee. This is so that there is more incentive for players to come out and place high enough to get something or lose nothing out of entering.
I believe its still 70/20/10 of the pot or something like that for top 16 for a game with X amount of entrants get a share of the pot bonus they throw ontop of that game.
Keits have a gaf account, im sure he can comment on this if he sees this.
We've experimented a lot. This year we paid out top 3 60/25/15, so just a slightly different configuration than your usual 70/20/10. In the example, Wolfkrone made more at UFGT than he would at a similar size non-bonused tournament.
I also add a bonus to the pot that pays out 4th and under in my payscale (the more entries, the farther down), but top 3 always gets the clean and clear 60/25/15 of the pot.
The math isnt complicated, so its ironic to see the people i developed this system for become the ones so ignorant about how it works that they want to tear it down. (I started doing this after I saw people who beat and eliminate Daigo at SB fail to make into into the payouts, and thought we had the depth of talent in fighting game tournaments now that more people should be getting a piece of the pie.)
I have a lot, lot more to say, but this will have to do for now. Its been a really, really depressing couple of weeks.
But the mystery tournament was cray as usual. Who would've thought of playing SC2 on DDR pads or dogs running tractor mirrors. Shit was cray and exciting.
Did Chris Schmidt stop playing marvel? Haven't seen him on stream lately.
edit
Fanatiq said PDP offer james chen and ultradavid a sponsorship, but they turned it down.
This is totally and completely surprising.lol what, nuh uh. james and i are friends with sebastian, the guy what runs the age team for pdp, but i don't remember ever talking about this with him.
just asked james if he remembered this, he also said nope.
sooooooo
this is weird
DO NOT BELIEVE THEIR FUCKING LIES!According to Jiyuna on twitter Japan FGC are talking about the MvC4 rumor.
lol what, nuh uh. james and i are friends with sebastian, the guy what runs the age team for pdp, but i don't remember ever talking about this with him.
just asked james if he remembered this, he also said nope.
sooooooo
this is weird
Top 8 at what?
top 8 in marvel at evo that year was xray, mine, combofiend, fchamp, noel, justin, pr rog and viscant.
He shows up at Danger Rooms (monthlies) in Fresno. He was at the last one.
Edit: IIRC, he's just busy and doesn't get to travel as much. He's still grinding it out though.
lol what, nuh uh. james and i are friends with sebastian, the guy what runs the age team for pdp, but i don't remember ever talking about this with him.
just asked james if he remembered this, he also said nope.
sooooooo
this is weird
Next mystery tournament should be guilty gear on guitar hero guitars.
ok
http://www.twitch.tv/mrfanatiq/b/412244841
4:00:00~ he talks about stream not requiring a lot of equipment and one man can easily do it.
4:05:47 is the ultradavid and jchensor
"they get flown out by the tournament"-fanatiq
"pdp has (offered a sponsorship)" "I tried too, I tried to add him"- fanatiq
Thanks for the update. It's good to hear that he's still practicing this game.
It's true that we usually get flown out and put up by tournament organizers, although not always. Sometimes we get paid on top of that, sometimes not. Capcom gave us $1000 each for the SF25 grand finals, but the usual rate is a few hundred. Well, between zero and a few hundred that is heh.
Tales from Fanatiq's ass
I have to say, the person who actually sold me on a product on stream is not any player, but actually Markman. He actually seems more visible than anyone else. I didn't own an arcade stick for a 360 until he mentioned some sale and I decided to pick one up. I normally hate 3rd party pads, but from good word of mouth and streams, it seemed like the arcade sticks Madcatz puts out is better than their pads (my madcatz GC pad got messed up while I was playing Tales of Symphonia back in the day. Didn't last me 2 playthroughs....).
Next mystery tournament should be guilty gear on guitar hero guitars.
To say goodbye to vanilla MVC3 my friends and I played it in random ways. I was doing better Dante combos with a Guitar Hero guitar than I was normally!
How are you liking the arcade stick now? Please let me know. Always good to hear from people making the switch and their experiences. If you have any questions about arcade sticks in general, please feel free to let me know....
You can also check our awesome Arcade Stick Thread here:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=40126503
Capcom paying 1k each is pretty good though.
Oh yeah that was awesome! We were really surprised and happy and thankful.