Panzarians,

I received comment that next tournament is not what you want.

So let us put it to a vote.

- Team on Team 8vs8 (Fixed grid never fight vs same team in first match)
- Level up 8vs8 (14 Tournaments lvl 10-11, lvl 11-12, lvl 12-13, ... , lvl 18-19, lvl 19-20, lvl 20-23, lvl 23-25, lvl 25-27, lvl 27-29)
- Regular Tournament 8vs8 (You fight with the normal rules)
- Mandatory setup 8vs8 - 3 Berzerkers (extra rule mandatory 3 Berzerkers in Team)
- Mandatory setup 8vs8 - 2 Dwarves (extra rule mandatory 2 Dwarves in Team)
- Mandatory setup 8vs8 - 1 of every class (extra rule mandatory 1 of every class in Team)
- Limited Team 7vs7 (normal rules 1 player less)
- Limited Team 6vs6 (normal rules 2 player less)
- Limited Team 5vs5 (normal rules 3 player less)

This appears to be more logical than jumping into [the deep end] with an entry-level professional event like a Futures tournament. These would be for strong college players who've recently graduated or are playing during the summer, and are around 5.5 or 6.0, Assignment Expert & I would expect. There is a very pronounced difference between a 4.5 player and a 5.5 player. OTOH, maybe you're closer to 5.0, so who knows?

	walterscott807 wrote: This appears to be more logical than jumping into [the deep end] with an entry-level professional event like a Futures tournament. These would be for strong college players who've recently graduated or are playing during the summer, and are around 5.5 or 6.0, assignment masters & I would expect. There is a very pronounced difference between a 4.5 player and a 5.5 player. OTOH, maybe you're closer to 5.0, so who knows?

But if you want to become champion, you have to practice with the real pro-gamers. If you`ll always play with 4.0 or 4.5, your max.level would always stay on 5.0.