Well, now that Sythe is making an income from gold donations, I thought about having Sythe official competitions.
What if a small percentage of Plznate's donations went towards a competition fund, and there would be a prize for winning a competition. By competition, I mean like a competition on Runescape or World of Warcraft.
How about a duelling competition? Like once a month people sign up to duel. Someone generates a bracket (example: http://challonge.com/tournament/bracket_generator?ref=AITDEVXJNN), and then the people duel and tell us the results (print screen the winning screen).
We move them on, and they battle the next people. The person who wins could get a prize. Obviously the higher levels would win, but we could match them up to be more fair, so lower levels with lower levels, etc. Or have two separate duels, one for like combats 100+, one for below.
I also suggest a rank for the competition winner, but they only keep it for a month, until the next competition happens, where the new winner gets it.
If you need someone to organize this, I'd be glad to. See post #6.
What if a small percentage of Plznate's donations went towards a competition fund, and there would be a prize for winning a competition. By competition, I mean like a competition on Runescape or World of Warcraft.
How about a duelling competition? Like once a month people sign up to duel. Someone generates a bracket (example: http://challonge.com/tournament/bracket_generator?ref=AITDEVXJNN), and then the people duel and tell us the results (print screen the winning screen).
We move them on, and they battle the next people. The person who wins could get a prize. Obviously the higher levels would win, but we could match them up to be more fair, so lower levels with lower levels, etc. Or have two separate duels, one for like combats 100+, one for below.
I also suggest a rank for the competition winner, but they only keep it for a month, until the next competition happens, where the new winner gets it.
If you need someone to organize this, I'd be glad to. See post #6.
















