For now the numbers that truly won this poll are the odd ones.

I always watch with 5 a full round. Sometimes I use 3 when I want to pay more attention to the gameplay and 1 only if it is a truly epic game that I want to see every detail of the match.

Of course I use space bar and 9, or "Playback at" feature when I want to see an exact moment. And S and slow motion when I want to understand what happened on a specific moment to understand WA physics, like a glide or alien glitch.

I never played any version of Worms which was not made for PC. However, recently I made a list of intrinsic and exclusive schemes of these platforms. Hopefully some people can contribute to write about these schemes, otherwise, I'll do it myself using emulators when I have enough free time and patience. I still need to check if WWP versions for other hardwares have exclusive schemes too. It seems that the Dreamcast WA version doesn't have any exclusive scheme, I still want to confirm this, though.

The list I made can be found here: https://worms2d.info/Schemes#Other_hardwares_exclusives

It's not my map. First time I saw this was when FoxHound added a link to it from WKB.

Oh, lol now I remember I found this map. So, it seems it needs to be in "similar ideas" section or something. It is probably a different scheme. With a different gameplay, but the idea is similar.

Which other schemes I made are worth writing about? Probably the only ones not mentioned on WKB are Bungee Fight (which was silly), and my attack-from-bungee scheme from 2001 which could just be a footnote in the section on Bungee Shopper (main difference is my scheme had no crates).

All your schemes are listed as a red link in Scheme ideas page. You forgot to mention Pixels that existed before Comet Dodging Race Wee and it was different from Speck Game.

You may have heard of the speck game, but this pixels game is different. Speck game is really just a fort with reasonable dots for landscape. I created this pixels game, basing it on the 'Space' level that came with Worms 1: Reinforcements. Every worm is placed randomly on a single pixel and they battle it from there!

They could be as a section on these pages you mentioned, but many of the sections of some scheme pages became one full page. Best example is Surf Shopper, but Snorkel became independant from Space Race, and I'm thinking to do the same with Banana Show, separate it from Banana Zone page, or FFW and Rope for Weapons that can be independant from Walk for Weapons article.

Note that Banana Show is literally almost the same scheme as Banana Zone, while Rope for Weapons is very different from WFW.

EDIT: And Bungee Fight is not silly. The idea is great, but the gameplay is hard and complex, it can be very frustrating, specially for beginners.  I never seen anything similar like Bungee Fight before, and this game is 25 years old now. I love the name of the scheme too.

EDIT 2: Regarding this "shotgun race" alternative map, I could make a "Map design" section like what I did in Paranoia article. Maybe the scheme file is the same, just the map is different and changes the gameplay significantly. Somehow like Tower Rope Race and Rope Race. They both use the same scheme file and same concept, but the gameplay is significantly different.

I believe this is a different scheme with the same name, made by a different person. This seems like the classic training mission, but as a multiplayer scheme. Many people had this idea or played this with other people. It would be a boring map to be played as a real race to plop, I believe.

I played Shotgun Race in real time only IIRC, so I think I don't have a replay. But, if I have one, it is not a great example to be published. Shotgun Race has an article on WKB: http://worms2d.info/Shotgun_Race

I plan to write about some other scheme Bloopy made, not sure if I'll be able to do it before the CWA podcast.

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EDIT: ops, I was seeing the map quickly and small on my smartphone, I didn't realize it was a Mole Shopper-like map. So maybe Bloopy is right. I don't know. I thought the map was like a Holy War map, only with girders (no terrain). It is not that boring I was thinking. Imagine a race to plop on holy war map... That was what I was thinking lol. stupid me. And that's why I said about the training mission.

And by the way I found the replay I have of Shotgun Race, but I'll not publish it here. 

Silly question, but I'm curious about what key people use the most to watch replays fast.

Thanks for this link. I'll not make those points system. Nah. But this inspired me for some things:

• There will be a warm up tournament before each cup. The tournament may flop, but I will be there available to play the scheme of the cup with anyone that wants to try it or experiment it. The tournament will be to teach people how the scheme is and how it works, so the cup will be in a higher level when it happens. Also, to have fun, because I'll be playing schemes that I like most of the times. If the tournament does happen successfully I'll donate money to TUS. Yes, the donation has a condition, just to encourage people to play.
• I might donate money to TUS for each succesfull cup too, but I'll prioritize tournaments, because they are more challenging to be successful.
• If the tournament flops, I'll still publish all the games played on the tournament page, even if I play only with one person. If zero people play, well, then it flopped, and the cup will still happen, because people voted for the scheme. If the cup fails, I might try another scheme or give up the idea.

Hi, I was thinking to either continue the ESL concept, but for cups that are easier nowadays to people play and join new schemes. Maybe I'll host tournaments too. I'm a bit inexperient with hosting competitive events, but I think I can do it. I decided to do this because I'm afraid to host an alternative scheme and people don't join them. The flop sensation is bad.

I was thinking to centralize things a bit, at least for the first cups, because there are schemes that I really want to see played competitively and registered. So, I'll start a poll for just a few schemes that are among my favorites. This way, I'll be more motivated to play and to organize the cup. In the future cups, I might make them more democratic, allowing people to suggest their own schemes like in ESL format.

So I'll create the poll now. I'll add the link here.