ZZ, fuck the URC

zzgashi wrote:Third, from now on, I am going to be a hardass and be strict when it comes to how tournaments will be ran. For example, here are things Im going to start cracking down on:
- We will be sticking to a schedule. Through all my TO experience, Ive come to realize just how long it takes to clear rounds in tournaments, so I know about how much time we will need to get things done. I also will NOT allow anyone to enter tournaments late. If you are going to be late for ANY REASON, you must contact me BEFORE THE EVENT HAS STARTED or you WILL NOT be able to enter. Ten Minutes before an event starts, the TVs will start to be cleared. You will be allowed to finish the game currently in progress (matches will need to be finished later, I dont care if its a MM or not), but when it is over, you need to get off.

- DURING EVENTS, MY LAPTOP IS OF LIMITS. If you finished your match, there WILL be someone there to report your match to, you DO NOT have permission to enter in the results yourself.
- There will be at least 1 or 2 break periods in the schedule that will last an hour to allow to make food runs, play MMs and Friendlies, etc. These will be scheduled beforehand and, as mentioned before, WE WILL BE STICKING TO THE SCHEDULE.
- After your match is called to an open TV, you have a maximum of 5 minutes to be there or you are DQ'd from the entire set. There WILL NOT be any loss of a game on this, you are either there, or are DQ'd. We will be originally calling matches well before they even start, so there should be NO EXCEPTIONS when it comes to being there for your match. If you want to get food, have someone who isnt currently in an event to get it for you, or wait for a break period.
There is probably more, but I'll make a post about the conduct changes and such later next week to clarify everything.