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Cup #1217, Freestyle Focus
TheKomodo:
Mablak has confirmed he will be an official judge.
TheKomodo:
Out of curiosity...
I know some people might need a few days up to a week in order to submit a demo replay.
Though is it possible to get a show of hands of people who are interested in this event? If you aren't interested could you say why?
I may be willing to change some things if it brings more interest because quite honestly I feel like Warmers are the most skillful scheme that ever has or ever will exist in this game and it's a shame there are not as many players interested in it!
Korydex:
maybe because warmers are hosted once in a blue moon on wormnet? maybe a few ppl also play it offline, but u need some balls to play in event like this :D
Lupastic:
lmfao Komi, even the playerbase of mole shopper has/had 3 times as much players than warmer or trick racers.. this is simply because most players don't own fast tapping antighosting or whateva keyboards, or they don't wanna dig deep into using cheats/scripts/macros for fast tapping in a scheme which is neither a battle scheme nor a race scheme, like all the rest. I believe schemes like: comet dodge, warmer, trick race are one of the scheme which has the least sense of all, simply because it has no point. it's just practising or flexing on rope with scripts/good spacebars and getting ready for actual races like big rr/tower/TTRR or the wide variations of shoppers that 97% of the playerbase play out there. calling it "art" might be suitable for 10-15 players overall in the past 2 decades you have had in this game online..
it might be good for submitting replays or making TUS challenges though
one more unique scheme that came to my mind that stands out of all the rest (neither a race, nor battle themed, like this one) are boardgames! but even those actually make much more sense to play, and require a much wider scale of skills overall to play it other than rapid tapping with tools.
https://www.tus-wa.com/schemes/scheme-4081/
(wormopoly)
https://www.wmdb.org/44902
https://www.wmdb.org/40912
(or actual boardgames with unique board maps)
Sir-J:
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