Something I've been playing around with for ATR 2023 is to actually lower the base points by an order of magnitude.
For example, a WIP of base points and modifiers:
The main benefit of it is that you end up with a much bigger landscape for both negative and positive modifiers.
Basically, It...
For those interested, this is what I've seen/heard from devs regarding the esports side of the game:
Known:
Players will be able to jump into tournaments from in-game menus.
There will be some sort of official tournaments from Frost Giant.
Unknown if that is from them as a company or by...
If you want to implement decay, especially non-linear decay), here is the formula I use for the ATR:
points-(points*((TODAY()-Tournament end date)/365)^decay)
Points: is the flat amount of points that would be given out.
Tournament end date: is when the tournament is supposed to end, decay...
Surprised I forgot to post here, but there is now an official Age of Empires Liquipedia Twitter account!
Mostly used to give post-tournament shoutouts, birthdays, and big events (like RBW) If you have a Twitter account, feel free to follow it!
The main reason I came back here was to show you...
Leenock (AoE 4 player) also posted his: https://twitter.com/aoe_leenock/status/1526896924162686977 So at the very least there will be some AoE 4 present for the event.
1) Kind of the same as today, maybe a few more LANs, but I think overall if the strategy was still the same (long-term care for AoE titles) then it would keep going until a new exec at MS thought of making a new entry on a franchise with a lot of goodwill. Basically, a matter of time before an...
Drongo joins in as well:
Gonna be honest chief, this is the most announced "TBA" tournament I have ever seen. Just laughing my ass off at the utter absurdity of everyone still acting dumb around it.
Seriously, what in the world could they be waiting for to announce it? the text/website is...
You might be mistaking the generally tart flavor of vinegar? lots of ketchup use vinegar as part of their recipe and I have seen people confuse tart flavors with salty when paired up with starchy foods, like fries, rice, etc.
From my experience, its likely 2 factors:
1. Any project that has money involved (even from direct donators) hardly props up in 2-3 months. usually, 4, can easily be 6 months from idea to day 1 of the event. Some events might have started last year and got around to now, others might have been...
I made it thinking of 1v1, by my understanding that would make WCG 2001 the last major LAN with a Korean player in the top 8.
Fair enough tho, I'll send over the correction to my editor to clarify the 1v1 part.
It's mostly in the context of AoE4 since he had to learn the new meta rather...
Hello everyone,
I had the pleasure to write again for Team Liquid. This time it's an interview with the team's first-ever Age of Empires signing, former SC2 pro and caster; DeMusliM. It's mainly about his time before coming to AoE IV, his rapid ascent to the top of the ranks in that scene, his...
Why all this cloak and dagger nonsense of "who wrote this?" and "what were their intentions?" it's not the inside of the Pyramid of Giza mates.
It was an Australian contributor who showed up around the start of AoE4 and helped update a few tournaments, and game updates, wrote some bios, and has...
Influencers (content creators, players, coaches, umbrella term for people with "influence") have always been the key in esports, they eventually build orgs to make sure they can maximize their involvement in the industry for profit & long term stability (skills perish, interests do not). They...
Let's split this into two issues.
1. Paying someone to admin an event.
2. Global economics.
For point 1, point 2 is irrelevant. Pay what the work is worth, discuss how much you get paid for it with your peers, and hold people/groups/companies accountable when they try to undercut people. If I...
Yes, but that is on the consumer side, streamers get paid the % of each sub based on the viewer country, not the streamer. Like, if I streamed, and all my subs were from the US, I would be getting cut from the full US sub cost, not an adjusted number based on where I live.
By that same logic, streamers should have a capped/adjusted income depending on where they live. You know, since they don't need to be paid what their work is actually worth, just paid an adjusted sum based on where they live.
Think about the service being offered, would my work be any...
You were already on my ignore list, so this one flew past me, but I just have to jump in at this.
Work is work, no matter where the person is from they ought to be paid the market rate for their labor. I live in Bolivia atm, a fairly poor country, and the number of times people have tried to...
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