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Post by BrobyDDark on May 13, 2014 20:34:06 GMT -5
Hello, all! I would like to do an experiment if you are willing to raise a new Digimon and keep close care of it for it to evolve into a certain evolution line given to you! I call this the DigiKing Tournament! Those that enter will be split into nine teams, one for every family in DU. Tamers will be assigned a family to work with and an evolution line to raise. However, this is not just a tournament of strength but of wit. Digimon will compete in battle while Tamers will compete in puzzles. Now, before I explain the rules to you, let me go over some things so you aren't confused.
Families: Now, I know that 216 people aren't going to sign up for this thing and that is fine (we can use place holders in the shape of QR Codes) But to those of you who do show up, you will be paired up into teams defined by DigiTama Families. I will do this using a random number generator. Afterwards you will be given a number for an in-training Digimon, then a specific rookie to evolve to, then a champion. We leave out Jogress only Digimon because we don't know how many there are or how to reach them. Afterwards you will become the mega of that Digimon and train it to it's fullest extent. I suggest using the counter app. If your family loses, it's out of the game.
Digimon Battles: After only one family stands, the remaining members in that family will fight against each-other until only one Tamer and Digimon stand. They will be your new DigiKing and Master Tamer.
Prizes and Awards: Other than the kick-ass title of Master Tamer and his DigiKing, you will also receive a crown... metaphorically! If people offer to give prizes to the winner, then so be it! Prizes will be exchanged if people offer to give something as a prize. Awards for Honorable Mention and DigiDuke/DigiDuchess will also be rewarded to those who made a splash and second place respectively.
Tamers Entered So Far: 1. Red-Dark Area A-A-B 2. TamerDragoon-Deep Savers A-C-D 3. Rhivana-Dragon Roar B-C-A 4. TA_Vail-Jungle Troopers B-B-A 5. Evocator19-Metal Empire A-A-C 6. SF-Geo-Nature Spirits A-C-A 7. DkB[Blaze662-Nightmare Soldiers A-C-c 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27.
Enter just by posting your server name here.
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Post by (retired) on May 13, 2014 23:28:46 GMT -5
Jogress-only digi number is known even we can never discover all jog...While problem comes from some digimon having really chaotic jogress line.
Do you mean that I have to kill my current dg first to enter the tournament?
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Post by BrobyDDark on May 13, 2014 23:55:26 GMT -5
Jogress-only digi number is known even we can never discover all jog...While problem comes from some digimon having really chaotic jogress line. Do you mean that I have to kill my current dg first to enter the tournament? Don't the Researchers use Titanium to keep Digimon preserved? You can use that and start anew.
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Post by blaziken662 on May 14, 2014 9:00:21 GMT -5
I only have a little complain: These mechanics add an inner HANDICAP to all the Tamers with the bad luck to be awarded the task to raise a B-C-C or B-C-D Digimon... The power gap between their Digis and the A-A-A or A-B-A, etc. would be enough to don't let them compete properly against others (maybe even with a huge amount of luck that point's effect would be lessened).
Just my $0.02.
Good luck!
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Post by (retired) on May 14, 2014 9:54:39 GMT -5
Even this route C digimon tamer doesn't recognize that...yup, the power difference between route A/B and C/D dg can be as big as 40k which is very significant in champion stage...oh, here comes a question, do we need to battle in stages before mega?
And how about when there's evo fail and that evo failed dg has no jog partner/can only jog into jog-exclusive digimon? The tamer loses automatically? Don't answer me TiBu again...
Also, what I meant by 'chaotic jogress line' is like: Sunflowmon>>Mamemon>>Lampmon...while none of them are jog-exclusive dg, 3 of them belong to diff families...
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Post by BrobyDDark on May 14, 2014 10:24:27 GMT -5
I only have a little complain: These mechanics add an inner HANDICAP to all the Tamers with the bad luck to be awarded the task to raise a B-C-C or B-C-D Digimon... The power gap between their Digis and the A-A-A or A-B-A, etc. would be enough to don't let them compete properly against others (maybe even with a huge amount of luck that point's effect would be lessened). Just my $0.02. Good luck! THIS is why it's not a casual competition. Becoming King is not something that just happens and of course the competition can only truly start when everyone reaches champion or else there is a possibility that a Tamer might screw up the evolution stuff. People who get B-C-C, B-C-D, or any variation of it is just as responsible to train that Digimon as hard as the others after it reaches it's Champion stage. Evo-fails are allowed. And this is another reason why Jogressed Digimon aren't competing. I would prefer battles to happen from Champion through to Mega to cut out the weak-links before moving on to tougher battles.
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Post by (retired) on May 14, 2014 14:39:15 GMT -5
Oh, it seems you still can't get what Blaze is saying. Route c/d dg can miss up to 40k training in rookie due to their evo requirement. And the missed training cannot be compensated by any way after rookie. Therefore route c/d dg are cursed to be weaker no matter how many efforts are put.
And max train requires diff time for diff people. How can you sure ppl evo at the same time with them using force close?
If the jogressed result is as same as a dg's natural evo, should it be allowed?
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Post by BrobyDDark on May 14, 2014 15:44:51 GMT -5
Oh, it seems you still can't get what Blaze is saying. Route c/d dg can miss up to 40k training in rookie due to their evo requirement. And the missed training cannot be compensated by any way after rookie. Therefore route c/d dg are cursed to be weaker no matter how many efforts are put. And max train requires diff time for diff people. How can you sure ppl evo at the same time with them using force close? If the jogressed result is as same as a dg's natural evo, should it be allowed? Think of it like this: You're either lucky or you're unlucky when it comes to this. DU's evolution vs evolution fail was already based on luck, right? Now we add more luck to it. Also, how can it NOT be compensated for? I'm pretty sure training is training no matter what you do. Train it enough, it gets strong. Don't train it enough, it stays the same strength. I never said it had to be max training, just enough to be stand a chance. Force Close Training isn't recommended for this event because it's hard to keep track of. If the jogressed result is the same as it's natural Ultimate form? Sure, go nuts. You just have to keep it in your respective family. If it's end result is the natural mega, but it's ultimate is NOT within your family, stay away from it and make do with a Champion.
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Post by (retired) on May 14, 2014 22:31:57 GMT -5
Better I should take my Blastmon which is a B-C-C mega from NSp for example...when he's still a Icemon, with max train, he could still only get to 66k, while other route A/B adult can already get to 9-10k, which is 1.5 times of Icemon's power...To make the problem more obvious, you may see what Icemon can get after evo...an Insekimon can only get 116k after max train, in which its power diff from a max-trained route A/B ADULT is only 20k! So you see how weak a route C/D dg can be compared with route A/B ones? How you can say max train is not an enough one?
When you mention train as much as you can, many may think of max train...Better you should ban any way which can defy evo time (jog long time after evo fail, force close) to make max train impossible...besides this solve the problem of evo time I mentioned, it can also make the power diff between route A/B and C/D dg less significant...
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Post by blaziken662 on May 15, 2014 9:19:37 GMT -5
And also don't forget about the NaSp Baby II B (Mochimon) and BA, BB and BC Childs (Tentomon, Gaomon and Gotsumon)! They have a HUGE advantage against ANY other Digi family due their long lifespan! Their max power before Champion/Adult can be as high as (12h * 1.2k + (28~32h) * 1.2k =) ~48-50k.
I guess these mechanics are interesting indeed, but they could doom a lot of people to death even before reaching Perfect stage... Also the lucky ones that win the opportunity to raise a SU-enabled line would simply roll over their foes with ease.
Please don't get mad at us (Rhivana and me) for pointing these things to you, we just want this to become as fair as possible for everyone (specially the young/new/busy tamers out there! The deserve a chance to be on par with us too!)
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Post by BrobyDDark on May 15, 2014 9:58:07 GMT -5
And also don't forget about the NaSp Baby II B (Mochimon) and BA, BB and BC Childs (Tentomon, Gaomon and Gotsumon)! They have a HUGE advantage against ANY other Digi family due their long lifespan! Their max power before Champion/Adult can be as high as (12h * 1.2k + (28~32h) * 1.2k =) ~48-50k. I guess these mechanics are interesting indeed, but they could doom a lot of people to death even before reaching Perfect stage... Also the lucky ones that win the opportunity to raise a SU-enabled line would simply roll over their foes with ease. Please don't get mad at us (Rhivana and me) for pointing these things to you, we just want this to become as fair as possible for everyone (specially the young/new/busy tamers out there! The deserve a chance to be on par with us too!) I get what you both are saying when you talk about C/D Routes, now. And I would never get mad at you guys for pointing out flaws (I was actually hoping for it because this thing has years to go before all the flaws are gone and it becomes a more legit competition). For now, I think I shall ban the use of force closing until an update for DU comes along that fixes the training problem. And as for the Max training problem, I will from now on only give people a minimum of one week after the tournament begins to raise the digi to the RIGHT evolution line. Hopefully we can find a way in the future to make it so it is impossible to max train within a longer time limit. As for Super Ultimates, I do believe that would be a dick move to have. So, I hereby decree that Super Ultimates are banned from competing. Any more faults or questions?
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Post by blaziken662 on May 15, 2014 10:34:39 GMT -5
I really like your approach to the questions we're making you! But we raise here another little problem: Maybe you couldn't check EVERY Digi to really confirm they're not "cheating", do you? That would involve a lot of work... But generally speking those changes are ok for me.
But (forgive my dumbness) I don't get the "one week MINIMUM after the tourney begins to raise the RIGTH Digi", does that mean that we can extend our taming session for MORE than 1 week (to train after evo fail maybe)?
Thanks a lot!
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Post by BrobyDDark on May 15, 2014 11:37:57 GMT -5
I really like your approach to the questions we're making you! But we raise here another little problem: Maybe you couldn't check EVERY Digi to really confirm they're not "cheating", do you? That would involve a lot of work... But generally speaking those changes are ok for me. But (forgive my dumbness) I don't get the "one week MINIMUM after the tourney begins to raise the RIGTH Digi", does that mean that we can extend our taming session for MORE than 1 week (to train after evo fail maybe)? Thanks a lot! Hmm...Now this is fickle. As I said, if you do evo-fail then you're still in the game. BUT, be aware that Evo-Fail Digimon are destined to die. If it dies after evo-fail, you are disqualified. But until then you are allowed to train as much as you want. Training can be done at any time aslong as it's not before your battle in the competition. Some battles will be picked, some will just happen if you go to the server to test out a Digimon. If someone from an opposing Family beats you in or out of the tourney's chosen battles, you STILL lose. I'll kind of have to test Digimon before they join. But at the very most, it will just be me trusting them not to cheat. Unless someone else could fight the Digimon in battle before they fight in the tourney. Wouldn't want to crown a hacked Digimon King.
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Post by blaziken662 on May 15, 2014 13:06:57 GMT -5
Hmm...Now this is fickle. As I said, if you do evo-fail then you're still in the game. BUT, be aware that Evo-Fail Digimon are destined to die. If it dies after evo-fail, you are disqualified. But until then you are allowed to train as much as you want. Training can be done at any time aslong as it's not BEFORE your battle in the competition. Some battles will be picked, some will just happen if you go to the server to test out a Digimon. If someone from an opposing Family beats you in or out of the tourney's chosen battles, you STILL lose. I'll kind of have to test Digimon before they join. But at the very most, it will just be me trusting them not to cheat. Unless someone else could fight the Digimon in battle before they fight in the tourney. Wouldn't want to crown a hacked Digimon King. I became confused now... How can not you train BEFORE your battle? (As far as I understand that would all the Digimon powerless (0 AP) in the Tourney). Also, why do a defeat outside the Tourney would be taken as a lose? How would you check ALL the battles the Digis could engage in that timespan? (Or do you only mention that because the Digi can die after battle?). Please forgive me for don't getting all the ideas at first... I want to be helpful but if you think I'm being annoying just tell me, ok?
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Post by BrobyDDark on May 15, 2014 13:38:15 GMT -5
Hmm...Now this is fickle. As I said, if you do evo-fail then you're still in the game. BUT, be aware that Evo-Fail Digimon are destined to die. If it dies after evo-fail, you are disqualified. But until then you are allowed to train as much as you want. Training can be done at any time aslong as it's not BEFORE your battle in the competition. Some battles will be picked, some will just happen if you go to the server to test out a Digimon. If someone from an opposing Family beats you in or out of the tourney's chosen battles, you STILL lose. I'll kind of have to test Digimon before they join. But at the very most, it will just be me trusting them not to cheat. Unless someone else could fight the Digimon in battle before they fight in the tourney. Wouldn't want to crown a hacked Digimon King. I became confused now... How can not you train BEFORE your battle? (As far as I understand that would all the Digimon powerless (0 AP) in the Tourney). Also, why do a defeat outside the Tourney would be taken as a lose? How would you check ALL the battles the Digis could engage in that timespan? (Or do you only mention that because the Digi can die after battle?). Please forgive me for don't getting all the ideas at first... I want to be helpful but if you think I'm being annoying just tell me, ok? I mean train before you go up against someone picked to battle you on the server. You can't train before a chosen battle. Also, a thing this big has to have people monitoring battles, no? I could find someone who can help. Anyways, yo answer your question: You are dropped from the tourney if you lose a battle outside of picked matches if your opponent was a member of an opposng team because during this tournament every day can bring a battle. Now, if you participate in another tournanent going on and you fight someone from an opposing team there, it doesn't count Also, I rarely get annoyed over things like this.
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