srroy
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Same here, I realised it today too, super sad 😭
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I’m currently planning to create a system, similar to a rating system, to seed Area Cup participants and place players in fair positions. If there are any references I could read, I’d appreciate your suggestions. The attached image shows what I’ve been trying out.

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18. Wolbo 53pt
19. Munya 50pt
20. Neespa 50pt
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1. Riukun 131pt
2. Lobster 131pt
3. Takenoko 110pt
4. Rusu 103pt
5. Kurokuro 98pt
5. Momo 98pt
6. Soppi 85pt
7. Kyamyi 83pt
8. Millecrepe 81pt
9. kou 79pt
10. Kumorina 63pt
11. Eidori 62pt
12. Rotto 59pt
13. Benesu 57pt
14. Shuman 56pt
15. Natyu 55pt
16. Todo 54pt
17. Hannibal Sasaki 54pt
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Here is the comparison with last seasons Race to Crown, with Lobster and Todo, the current top 2 runners making outstanding achievements (Calculated with current point system). Lobster have already gained exact same points he got from 15 tournaments, but with 11 tournaments already.

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20. Norishio 30pt
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1. Lobster 131pt
2. Todo 85pt
3. Momo 78pt
4. Riukun 70pt
5. Rusu 65pt
6. kou, Wasabeef 64pt
8. Shuman 63pt
9. Wolbo 62pt
10. Millecrepe 59pt
11. Hitokuchi 56pt
12. Grandroll 54pt
13. Utan 50pt
14. Neespa 43pt
15. Naegora 35pt
16. Rubytan 34pt
17. Kyamyi 32pt
18. Rentana 32pt
19. Samurai Kasato 31pt
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Almost half of the Race to Crown Seasons 25/26 is complete (#31 to #41, regular tournaments only — 11 out of 24). I’ve made this crown points progression graph. The top 20 are listed in order. I might have just proven that Lobster is an alien or something. Actual points in the thread.

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Uzata has been consistently achieving with Dread, and Chiaki is among the best v96 players. The most intresting part was that three of them played without comms. Their coolerless run was impressive, though Lobster’s team placing second in qualifiers put them on the opposite side, easing their path.
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Hi, here’s some information about them:
Roster: Uzata (vDread), Chiaki (v96), Negitoro-don (vRoller), Airisu (vBucket).
Uzata and Chiaki often participate in the area cup, but I’m not too sure about the other two since this was only their first or second time competing.
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When you’ve caused so much hurt to a community, and your friends are trying to enable you to come back so you can help them win a tourney, then they are not actually your friend. They are someone who is using you for their benefit. A real friend would help you grow, away from the scene you damaged.
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I'm not great at statements for stuff like this, nor should my voice be the the main one for this discussion today, but I wanted to briefly speak on the tournament situation today.
If anything is unclear or needs clarification please let me know in the replies and I will try to clarify.
For those who are unaware Madness entered a tournament today, which surprised me personally given that the last I had heard about him 6 months ago he left the scene for val. I think coming back without any statement out of no where, and immediately entering a tournament, showcases a lack of thought toward the scene and harm to it. I'm aware he's made a statement since the tournament ended, but to me the damage has already been done here, and given the time that past, this lesson should have already been learned. It's disappointing to me personally.

I don't want to come across as someone who is opposed to personal growth and change, if anything that's a value I hold very close and I want nothing more then these players to be able to grow, change, and be able contribute positively to the scene they have harmed. To me the way in which you come back and actions taken during the ban speak volumes.
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prochara.bsky.social
The SWS video is finally here let's talk about.
1. Why Japan has such a big advantage.
2. Mistakes we made.
3. Can we ever win a large scale tourney vs multiple of their teams?
Video: youtu.be/Jkfc6GroJ3E
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That is spicy cod roe with sesame oil and spring onions!
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I never realised how hard this was to make until now 😂
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This alone makes Japanese food worth visiting for! Absolutely amazing!
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Reward after the hard work😎
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This is the best ramen I’ve ever had in my life, and the restaurant’s atmosphere made it even better! Super delicious!
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My routine after tournament
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We’ve announced the new registration process for AREA CUP and other events we host. All steps are in the post on the AREA CUP Global account. Participation is now much easier for global players, as English is available. Any feedback is welcome.

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Seems like Todo won’t be competing in tomorrow’s AREA CUP for his 5th consecutive title. Pretty sad to hear, but Lobster will be going for his 4th, again. I’m really excited to see the tournament, and there will actually be a big announcement after (or during) the event. Be sure to check it out!
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I really want to give a shoutout to hemi (@hemicha.bsky.social / x.com/hemicha_dayo), who did the commentary for the AREA CUP stream. His passionate commentary was absolutely amazing (as always). Please give him a follow, he truly deserves more!

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I'm happy to take you up on your offer😈