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by **Kinnison** on Thu Sep 22, 2011 12:16 pm

Lindax wrote:
RobbieDub wrote:Wow our group is done already. I'm amazed that there are still 50 games active.
I think I scored 11 kills. My fingers are crossed that that is enough.

It says that the player with the most wins advances, not the one with the most kills.

Lx

I saw that too, and thought it odd for Terminator.

by **Lindax** on Thu Sep 22, 2011 12:23 pm

Kinnison wrote:
Lindax wrote:
RobbieDub wrote:Wow our group is done already. I'm amazed that there are still 50 games active.
I think I scored 11 kills. My fingers are crossed that that is enough.

It says that the player with the most wins advances, not the one with the most kills.

Lx

I saw that too, and thought it odd for Terminator.

Agreed. But that's how I played it, for the wins, not the kills. He better not change it now....

Lx

by **RobbieDub** on Thu Sep 22, 2011 2:14 pm

Well I luckily won three of the five so I guess I move on. That wasn't how I was playing it though.

by **spidey** on Sun Oct 02, 2011 1:02 am

Round 1 - 12 groups of 6 playing 5 terminator games at a time. - Most wins move on. In the event of a tie head to head elimination order comes into play.

Round 2 - 2 Groups of 6 playing 5 terminator games at a time. - Most wins move on. In the event of a tie a head to head elimination order comes into play.

Round 3 - 1 Group of 6 playing 5 terminator games at a time. In the event of a tie, a new game is made on one of the 5 maps until we have a clear winner.

Two parts of this I don't understand. The head to head elimination to figure out ties. does this mean that if A eliminates B more often then they move on. Or is it you add up when they got eliminated from the games and who ever has the best result moves on. Or is it a different way all together. And how can there be 6 people moving on to round 3 when there is only 2 winners from round 2 that should move on. Where do the other 4 players come from?