Thread: Success of the #1 seeds at the Championship Event
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Unread 07-05-2005, 12:38
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Re: Success of the #1 seeds at the Championship Event
I have to agree with Matt Leese. The most important thing in this year's game was scouting. The seedings this year totally depended on wins and loses. So if one team is paired with 2 other bots which can't cap, you lose matches, so your seeding goes down. That is when the scouting comes in play. I think it was team 66 in Curie Division who kept track of how many each team capped each match. At the end of the qualifying in Curie Division 108 was ranked after 60s... but according to team 66's scouting system 108 was 7th in capping most tetras. Team 175 (BUZZ) and team 33 (Killer Bees) took advantage of the scouting system and picked 108, and went on to winning the Division.

... As I pointed out before, Triple Play was about teamwork, scouting and making relationship with other teams.