SmiteSA

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r/arcadepit•

Wasn't my intention to go 15-0 or whatever it is that I'm at now with this square. Going to change the show by next week to provide more options for the player.

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r/arcadepit•

This was requested by Diabetus and others. Here are my current rules for every event.

Image version: http://i.imgur.com/qBM3RYB.png

*VGC = Videogame Challenge....

*D# = Difficulty Rating


Gamebler: [Time: 1m - 3m] Teams pick a game from 6. They then wager 10-40. After this, they can see the VGC they locked into.
D4 or D5 also rewards +5 or +10. Bonus objectives MAY apply on D2 or D3 for +10. [2X Tile: Wager range: 20 - 80]


Quizzler: [Time: N/A] 12 questions are pulled from the database and arranged by difficulty. They get to answer 2 of them.
No penalty for missing. Arranged into +5, +10, +15, +20. [2X Tile: Double point values]


Quizzler Blitz: [Time

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r/arcadepit•

We are going to test the waters with this and see if it's ever worth doing again. Starting at 4pm EST (with a euro group who normally wouldn't even be awake to see the show), we will be doing a number of Arcade Pits in a row.

How many games we do will depend on how well things feel like they're going (tech issues not happening, new groups rotating in seamlessly, donations actively being generated by the event, etc.)

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r/arcadepit•

If you have an idea for an event, I'll look at it here and consider the possibilities of it. Initially, we only had 4 or 5 types of events. We now have quite a few, and a diverse selection of games for those challenges so I am not looking to add too many more. But I do have some ideas leftover that have not been fleshed out:

Challenge match vs. me specifically; 1 segment on the wheel. Odds of me being good at any random TB are moderate/high because I've played most of these games, and more importantly, tested most of the submissions. 20 points for victory. Not sure if team battles or single challenge contest would work better for this. The Singles would increase my ability to win.

My hesit

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r/arcadepit•

Since it is really easy for me to do this idea, I am going to probably add a new item on the wheel and rebalance the wheel a bit (not enough games being played).

Play a randomly selected challenge for 20 points with difficulty bonuses, no risk involved except wasting your turn.

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r/arcadepit•

The declined games list is visible here & is by no means complete. It is only meant to give an idea of the sort of game I've gone through and turned down. I don't feel like they'd be a good fit for the format for various reasons, whether I find them boring, confusing or the difficulty wrong. Possibly, I just think they will get ignored forever.

The reason the full challenges list is visible is to help people figure out the sort of challen

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