1v1 vs 1v1 - Revision history

Fizzer at 23:26, 18 December 2014

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	== Settings ==		== Settings ==

	[~~http~~://warlight.net/MultiPlayer.aspx?TemplateID=131439 Use this template]. This template specifies the [[Strategic 1v1]] settings, except on Double Medium Earth so that there are two earths.		[https://www.warlight.net/MultiPlayer.aspx?TemplateID=131439 Use this template]. This template specifies the [[Strategic 1v1]] settings, except on Double Medium Earth so that there are two earths.

	== Full Rules ==		== Full Rules ==

Grzechooo at 16:54, 15 December 2011

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	'''1v1 vs 1v1''' is a [[game variant]]. In this variant, two ~~independant~~ 1v1 games play out on the same map, and then the winners of each fight each other.		'''1v1 vs 1v1''' is a [[game variant]]. In this variant, two independent 1v1 games play out on the same map, and then the winners of each fight each other.

	== Recommended Players ==		== Recommended Players ==
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	* Rule #1: Players A and B must make all 6 of their picks in the TOP world. Players C and D must make all 6 of their picks in the BOTTOM world.		* Rule #1: Players A and B must make all 6 of their picks in the TOP world. Players C and D must make all 6 of their picks in the BOTTOM world.
	* Rule #2: Players may not pass into the other world until your opponent is ~~elimiated~~ in their world.		* Rule #2: Players may not pass into the other world until your opponent is eliminated in their world.
	* Rule #3: In order to keep it fair, no surrendering is allowed. However, don't "run" if you've lost, just keep trying to play for the win even in the face of sure-fire defeat.		* Rule #3: In order to keep it fair, no surrendering is allowed. However, don't "run" if you've lost, just keep trying to play for the win even in the face of sure-fire defeat.

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	By having the winners of each 1v1 face each other at the end, it changes the 1v1 game a bit. The armies/blockades you're left with after your opponent dies will still be relevant, and the speed at which you can eliminate your opponent is vital.		By having the winners of each 1v1 face each other at the end, it changes the 1v1 game a bit. The armies/blockades you're left with after your opponent dies will still be relevant, and the speed at which you can eliminate your opponent is vital.

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'''1v1 vs 1v1''' is a [[game variant]]. In this variant, two independant 1v1 games play out on the same map, and then the winners of each fight each other.

== Recommended Players ==

4

== Settings ==

[http://warlight.net/MultiPlayer.aspx?TemplateID=131439 Use this template]. This template specifies the [[Strategic 1v1]] settings, except on Double Medium Earth so that there are two earths.

== Full Rules ==

* Rule #1: Players A and B must make all 6 of their picks in the TOP world. Players C and D must make all 6 of their picks in the BOTTOM world.
* Rule #2: Players may not pass into the other world until your opponent is elimiated in their world.
* Rule #3: In order to keep it fair, no surrendering is allowed. However, don't "run" if you've lost, just keep trying to play for the win even in the face of sure-fire defeat.

The game creator should pick 4 players to play, and decide in advance what the two 1v1 match-ups should be. For example, between players A, B, C and D, the game creator should decide that A plays B, and C plays D. The game creator should specify in the game description what the matchups are, and tell everyone whether they should pick the top or bottom world.

By having the winners of each 1v1 face each other at the end, it changes the 1v1 game a bit. The armies/blockades you're left with after your opponent dies will still be relevant, and the speed at which you can eliminate your opponent is vital.