The Practice Field

Hello everyone. As you probably saw in my previous post. I am trying to set up practice wars with teams. However, while doing that I've decided to take a different approach and tried to assemble some people from different teams to help us out. There purpose is to help the team get ready for wars. This topic has been posted to assist us in working out oue kinks in teamwork.

First thing first is to get the team to join this network at different times. The indiviuals selected will be able to stay in the network, but our teammates will replace each other at different times during the matches. This is to get our people used to competing. This is only a trial run to see how the process works, but hopefully it will do some good.

A few updates on this topic. I have already started enlisting the help of some friends of mine to help us out during this time. So far we have Atlus, Sasori, KingMP94, and Supreme_King. These are all some top-notch players and they can really help us out. I am trying to get three more people so that we have a versatile opponents. I'll keep you all posted.

With KuzKan added to the list. We know have enough people to start doing practice matches. Of course, myself and Arcana will be playing against you all. We want to make sure you all understand the formats and can work together.

The first format we are starting with is FE. FE stands for Furious Elite. Its and old team that no longer exist. This format consist of a sort of tag style format. You have two teams with possibly two or three subs each. Here is an example of how the format works:

Team A:
Kevin
Blake
James
Sarah

Team B:
Susan
Fred
Prince
Sam

Matches:
Kevin vs Susan = Kevin
Kevin vs Fred = Kevin
Kevin vs Prince = Prince
Prince vs Blake = Blake
Blake vs Sam = Blake

The aspect of the FE format is to eliminate your opponents team. A few key factors is to remember that once a deck is used you cannot change it. So if you win, it is important that the loser talk to his team so that they can prepare for the duel against the winner. This format shows how well you all can communicate as a team.