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Ladder -> ongoing continuous never ending system where players can somewhat decide who to play and when. The goal of a ladder traditionally is to give a good overview of the strengths of different teams using a mathematical scoring system, so you can find and play teams of similar strength. Instead of continuously playing very weak or strong teams. League -> A league generally runs with the least amount of players. Basically one group of teams is together, and everybody plays every opponent once. The team with the most wins will, win the league. The disadvantage of a league is that continuous activity is required for a team to participate. Tournament -> As in a league you need to play every team you cannot hold a league with huge amounts of teams. A tournament generally works through single or double elimination knockout. Everybody gets a spot in a tree and fights their way up. To reduce the chance of 2 very good teams fighting each other in the early rounds, often leagues offer seeding/pool matches in the form of multiple small leagues where the winner of every pool is placed in a different branch. The big disadvantage of a tournament, is that if you loose early you basically have no match to play for a long time. -------------------- All hold their own advantages and disadvantages. Ladders allow a lot of freedom, and can work with big player amounts, and encourages matches to be played of similar skill, but to work well need a somewhat complex scoring system. Leagues are statistically very strong however continuous activity is required of teams, and unless a ladder is used for grouping the teams in a league. It can mean that a very strong team will have to play against a very weak team. Tournaments, allow you to find a winner out of a big group of participants in a relatively quick way. However if a team loses early he won't have any matches to participate in any more. ---------------------- Often a mix of different systems is used. Like before where a league system is used to determine placement within a tournament. A ladder is often used to determine whether a player or team is strong enough to participate in a league or tournament. Ladders can be very strong for seeding of teams as well, which is why in a lot of games all results of leagues and tournaments are added to ladders. As ladders often have a more complex scoring system that is less intuitive, a league or tournament among the top teams in a ladder can often be held to decide the winner.
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This will be excellent for competitive play I think. You have the trolls and neg. nancies, but the ratio of players vs the trolls makes it not even worth feeding. Plus there is still Rising Storm to look forward to and possibilities of other major additions. So, regardless of what people who played for the first month of the game and rage quit think, there is still a bright future for RO2.
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Wasnt there allready a TWI Ladder for Ostfront at its launch 2006?
As far I can remember it ****ed up after a half year and was dead. Anyway, dont have much trust in this TWI Ladder. At the end I guess there are just around 8 Clans who play active. New teams ( if there will be really some new teams, I doubt it ) will in most cases nub around and die after some time. Another point is the way of Administration and support from TWI. I just dont know expect from this ladder. But if there is really something serious in future, my Team probably joins the action. Lets wait and see... |
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There have been ladders on TWL ESL CLanbase and other locations, but they all fell apart due to shoddy rules. RO2 atm is not really well suited to competitive play, but hopefully the collaboration with the TWI, some things can get modified and added to make the game competitive. Like many people I'm currently wanting to see before I believe, because creating a new website takes quite a long time when doing it right.
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Were the rest of the promised competitive features patched in?
ROLadder had very stringent rules against hacking. Anything less would be a disservice. Simply relying on the built-in anti-cheat would be foolish. I'm staying out if that's the case. |
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Yet another token gesture, too little and way too late. We had a great ladder.........we had a great game too
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If being a competitive gamer means doing this (http://forums.tripwireinteractive.co...ad.php?t=64408) then I've never been more proud to proclaim that I am not a "competitive" gamer
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You are of course fully entitled to your opinion but I would hope that others are prepared to treat this new competitive venture with a bit more optimism.. This is a new site and a new beginning..We really hope that players will join in and help create an all new RO2 competitive community where everyone is welcome and everyone can enjoy the game in a competitive enviroment...
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No assumptions in my post at all, three sentences consisting of a question, a declaration, and a conditional. Is this a joint venture between TWI and TWB anyways? Last edited by Pa++on; 07-17-2012 at 08:57 PM. |
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good work here , cant waiT
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No this is TWI's own official competitive site and will eventually cover all their games that offer a competitive gametype.
TWIL will eventually cover a lot more ground than just RO2. But RO2 is a great place to start in our opinion ![]() TWB are not involved as a group in anyway.
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We are working to get our website ready. When we do there will be alot more information. As always, those interested in helping, please apply!
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So funny to see allot of negative and cry posts in the forums, while the servers and players are alive and kicking. What is especially interesting is to see some of you speaking like you know it all and people left, like you said, like you know them all.
Just ignore them and get this league started please, F|H clan will be ready to start in it. And I think many other clans will take part also.
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"Soon" must mean within 9 months to a year.
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2 months since last update. Any news?
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11 day bump (meh, bored :P)
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