Zoom Out: Berlin [Winner: danryan]
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 3:35 pmCongrats to danryan for winning this tournament!
This is the third tournament in a series I call Zoom Out.*
In this tournament, you’ll start small, conquering first a city and then zooming out gradually to battle for bigger and bigger territories until you conquer the entire planet. For my other similar tournaments, follow the links below.
*With apologies to BluU, who has run for some time an excellent series called "BluU's zoom into." Check it out.
Okay, here's how this works:
Maps
Round 1: Berlin 1961
Round 2: Germany
Round 3: Holy Roman Empire
Round 4: Orient Express
Round 5: Napoleonic Europe
Round 6: Europe
Round 7: Eurasia
Round 8: World 2.1
Settings
Standard, Sequential, Automatic, Escalating, Chained, Sunny, No trench, No limit
Format
Players will be divided (random.org) into four groups of six players each.
In Round 1, each group plays a single six-player game.
The first player eliminated is out of the tournament; the remaining five move on to the next map.
In Rounds 4, 6, and 8, the groups are shuffled and one is eliminated, like so:
Round 1: 4 groups of 6 players
Round 2: 4 groups of 5 players
Round 3: 4 groups of 4 players
Round 4: 3 groups of 4 players
Round 5: 3 groups of 3 players
Round 6: 2 groups of 3 players
Round 7: 2 groups of 2 players
Round 8: 1 group of 2 players
Players
Reserves
Like the format? Check out my other tournaments
This is the third tournament in a series I call Zoom Out.*
In this tournament, you’ll start small, conquering first a city and then zooming out gradually to battle for bigger and bigger territories until you conquer the entire planet. For my other similar tournaments, follow the links below.
*With apologies to BluU, who has run for some time an excellent series called "BluU's zoom into." Check it out.
Okay, here's how this works:
Maps
Round 1: Berlin 1961
Round 2: Germany
Round 3: Holy Roman Empire
Round 4: Orient Express
Round 5: Napoleonic Europe
Round 6: Europe
Round 7: Eurasia
Round 8: World 2.1
Settings
Standard, Sequential, Automatic, Escalating, Chained, Sunny, No trench, No limit
Format
Players will be divided (random.org) into four groups of six players each.
In Round 1, each group plays a single six-player game.
The first player eliminated is out of the tournament; the remaining five move on to the next map.
In Rounds 4, 6, and 8, the groups are shuffled and one is eliminated, like so:
Round 1: 4 groups of 6 players
Round 2: 4 groups of 5 players
Round 3: 4 groups of 4 players
Round 4: 3 groups of 4 players
Round 5: 3 groups of 3 players
Round 6: 2 groups of 3 players
Round 7: 2 groups of 2 players
Round 8: 1 group of 2 players
Players
Reserves
Like the format? Check out my other tournaments
